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Preface and Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part 1: Theories on Zionist Architecture and Town Planning

1The Concept of Modernity in Early Twentieth-Century Architecture and Town Planning

2The Zionist Movement’s Approach to Advanced Plans in Architecture and Town Planning

3Zionist Architecture and Town Planning in the Early Twentieth Century

Part 2: Alexander Levy: Building and Housing in New Palestine, Berlin 1920

4The Origins of the Plan

5The Building Company

6The Crucial Matter of Building Materials

7Models of Houses

8The Arrangement of Houses

9Standardization in the Building Industry

10A Comparison of Levy’s Proposal to Other Plans

11The Failure of Levy’s Plan

Part 3: Eclectic Architecture and Chaotic Town Planning in Tel Aviv, 1919-1929

12The Garden City of Ahuzat-Bayit

13The Transformation of Tel Aviv into a Commercial City

14Bezalel and Tel Aviv

15The Search for Local Original Style

16Eclectic Architecture

17Patronage, Public Involvement, and the Media

18Laborers’ Organizations and the Beginning of Housing for the Workers

19Levy and the Tel Aviv Experience

Part 4: Conclusion

20Conclusion

Bibliography

Appendix I: Ernst Herrmann’s Survey of Building in Palestine

Appendix II: Maps of Palestine, Jaffa, and Tel Aviv

Index