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others. The housing
complexes were planned
as recurring modular cubes
that rest gently on the hilly
topography, avoiding
Jerusalem’s architectural
and material language as
much as possible. In
contrast, the other Gonen
residential complex, built
twenty years later, was
designed in a style
resembling that of the new
neighborhoods built in the
city after 1967 (Gilo, Maalot
Dafna, East Talpiot, and

Residential neighborhood,
Gonen, Jerusalem: view from
Holyland Hill, 1966

:‫ ירושלים‬,‫ גונן‬,‫שכונת מגורים‬
1966 ,‫מבט מגבעת הולילנד‬

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