Moshe Safdie
Architect of Habitat 67
Episodes
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#5933: Form-Based Codes and the City That Feels DeadCan a zoning document create a walkable Levantine city with real character — or does over-planning kill the spontaneity that makes cities alive? -
#5896: Modiin, Safdie, and the Suburb That Was Meant to Be a CityMoshe Safdie designed Modiin to be a real city. Thirty-seven years later, residents say there's nowhere to go at night. -
#4237: How to Build Community in a Vertical BuildingWhy most high-rises isolate residents—and the architectural fixes that actually work. -
#3439: Why Ashdod Feels Like a Parking LotIsraeli development towns feel empty despite high density. The culprit? 1950s modernist planning.