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Street Games is an interactive architectural experience based on the books written by architect David Kroyanker. The exhibition displays illustrations of buildings and architectural objects that represent the walls of the old city, and five Jerusalem streets: Meah Shearim, Haneveim, Yaffo, Ramban, and Emek Refaim. By way of these urban illustrations, encounter the various styles […]https://www.tod.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Neviim_Page_1-727x1024.jpg