The Wadi Way

Haifa, a city once prophesied to achieve greatness at the establishment of the state and still a major commercial hub, seems to be held back by something that stops it from developing into a true metropolis, leaving Tel Aviv in the lead. At first glance, you can sense a lack of continuity in the city, whether visually, physically, or socially. After digging a bit deeper and layering various analyses, it becomes clear that the main issue is Haifa’s unique topography, which makes it hard for the city’s strengths to really shine. This brings up the question: could working on the valleys’ spatial challenges help Haifa finally gain the continuity it’s been missing and realize its full potential?

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