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==ביוגרפיה==
'''פרופ' אדם מזור''' נולד בפולין בשנת 1936, ועלה עם משפחתו לארץ ישראל כשהיה בן 3. אדם גדל ולמד בתל אביב, ולאחר השירות הצבאי למד וסיים בהצטיינות תואר בארכיטקטורה ובינוי ערים בטכניון בחיפה. מאז, ובמשך כ-50 שנה, הטביע פרופ' מזור את חותמו הארכיטקטוני והתכנוני ברבדים רבים ושונים במדינת ישראל. במסגרת עבודתו בטכניון חינך דורות רבים של ארכיטקטים ומתכנני ערים, והוביל רבים מהפרויקטים הגדולים ביותר, ובעלי ההשפעה הגדולה ביותר על תכנון האב של מדינת ישראל במאה ה-21 – כשהגדול והידוע מכולם הינו פרויקט "ישראל 2020". במהלך כל השנים, במקביל לתפקידו בטכניון, ניהל פרופ' מזור משרד ארכיטקטים ומתכנני ערים מהמובילים בארץ, והשאיר את חותמו באינספור מבנים פרטיים, מבני ציבור, מבנים צבאיים, שכונות, ישובים ותוכניות מתאר לרבות מהערים בארץ. אנו חושבים שבפועלו במשך 50 השנים, השאיר פרופ' מזור לא רק עדויות ארכיטקטוניות ותכנוניות רבות המעידות על תרומתו למדינה המתפתחת בה גדל וחי, אלא גם ביסס את התשתית התכנונית ומתווה הדרך לתכנון ערים בישראל במאה ה-21. המשכו של מסמך זה מפרט את עיקרי פועלו של פרופ' מזור במהלך 50 השנים האלה.
פרופ' אדם מזור סיים את לימודי הארכיטקטורה ובינוי הערים בהצטיינות בטכניון בשנת 1960. שנים ספורות אחר כך הקים את משרד הארכיטקטים "אדם מזור – מתכננים ובוני ערים" ואת "המכון לתכנון אורבני", ובמקביל, במשך כל השנים, לימד והרצה בפקולטה לארכיטקטורה שבטכניון. במשך כל שנות עבודתו שילב פרופ' מזור בין מחקרים פורצי דרך בתחום התכנון האורבני, פעילות ציבורית בתחום התכנוני הארצי במסגרת ועדות רבות בהן חבר הועדה הארצית לתכנון ובניה, ועבודה מעשית כארכיטקט ומתכנן ערים.
- תכנית לשוויון בין יהודים וערבים במדינת ישראל ביוזמת הקרן לשיתוף פעולה כלכלי.
לתוכנית 2020, ולממשיכותיה, חשיבות רבה בהתוויית פניה של מדינת ישראל במאה ה-21. לעצם קיומה כתוכנית אב כללית לתכנון במדינה, ממנה נגזרות תכניות האב והמתאר הפרטניות, יש חשיבות עצומה בהתוויית כיוון קונסיסטנטי וקוהרנטי לתוכניות התכנוניות לטווח ארוך במדינה. תכנית זו השפיעה, משפיעה ותשפיע על פני מדינת ישראל בטווח שנים רחב.
<div class="mw-content-ltr">'''ADAM MAZOR'''</div><div class="mw-content-ltr">
Curriculum Vitae
PERSONAL
Date & Place of Birth: Poland, 1936
Marital Status:
Married + 5 children
Date of immigration to Israel:
1939
ACADEMIC DEGREES
1960
Bachelor of Architecture and Town Planning (cum laude). Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Since
October 2001
Head of Israel 2020-2050 research team. Half time position at the Samuel Neaman Institute for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology, Technion
1993 - 2003
Associate Professor, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion (Half time position)
1990 -1993
Associate Professor, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion
1987 -1990
Associate Professor, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion (Half time position)
1977 -1987
Adjunct Senior Teaching Fellow, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Since 1990
Director of URBANICS, a registered company in the EEC, Great Britain and Ireland
Since 1986 Director and Partner – A. Mazor and E. Firsht, Architects and Town Planners Ltd.
1979 -1986
Director and owner – Adam Mazor Architects and Town Planners Ltd.
1975 -1995 Director and owner – Urbanic Institute (75) Ltd.
1968 -1979 Director and partner – Adam Mazor and Kalman Katz, Architects, Ltd.
1968 -1975 Director and partner – International Institute of Urban Studies
1967 -1975 Director and partner – Israel Institute for Urban Research and Information, Ltd.
1963 -1967 Director and partner – Adam Mazor and Uzi Rozen, Architects, Ltd.
1960 -1963 Architect in the office of N. Zolotov, Tel Aviv
RESEARCH INTERESTS
2002 - 2003 "Cross Border Master Plan between Israel and her Neighbors" - Jointly administered with Prof. Arieh Shahar, Hebrew University Jerusalem, in the framework of the Neaman Institute. Cross border planning between Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and Syria. Stage 1 funded by the Ministry for Regional Cooperation has been completed
2002 - 2003
"Planning for Equality between Jews and Arabs in the State of Israel", on the initiative of the ECF (Economic Cooperation Fund), Tel Aviv, and the Arab Center for Alternative Planning (ACAP), Ilabun, and funded by the Goldman Foundation and the Chanoff Foundation in the framework of the Neaman Institute
2002 - 2003 "Israel 2020 – Palestine 2015 – Coordinating the National Spaces between the Jordan and the Sea for Israel and Palestine", on the initiative of the EFC (Economic Cooperation Fund), Tel Aviv, and the DATA Research Institute, Bethlehem, in the framework of the Neaman Institute. Stage 1 funded by the Dutch Government has been completed. The continuation of the project is expected to be funded by the World Bank
2000
"From Israel 2020 to Israel 2050 – The Planning Challenge of the State of Israel for its Second Jubilee", The Neaman Institute. A preliminary stage of developing a proposal and budget.
1999
Partner in the evaluation research project NETSTASDT/SYNOIKOS, together with Prof. Paul Brunner (University of Vienna) and Prof. Peter Zlonicky (Dortmund University). The research topic: "The Use of Metabolism Theories to Identify the Connections between the Environmental Quality, Use of Resources, Architectural and Urban Planning and Social and Economic Coefficients". The study was conducted by ORL, the Institute for Urban and Regional Research at ETH
1994
A model for identifying developed countries, evaluating their progression and their rank in the context of the master plan for Israel in the year 2020 (with Dr. Bargur and Ms. Tami Trop)
1990 - 1998
Technion Research and Development Foundation Ltd. Director of research and planning for the Israel Master Plan for the year 2020
1987
Development of an information system for municipalities- geographic, engineering and design data (with Tahal-Consulting Engineers Ltd. and I.B.M)
1980
Methodologies for determining priorities in urban rehabilitation by factor analysis (A. Mazor: Team director)
1978
The Dan Metropolitan Region: a non-metric analysis (A. Mazor: Team director)
1975
Development of the ECOLATEIX model for applying methods "functional analysis" in urban and environmental systems (A. Mazor: Team director)
1972 Application of non-metric methodologies in urban planning (A. Mazor: Team director)
1968 Development of the URBANIX model for the solution of urban and regional planning problems (with H. Ben Shachar and D. Pines)
1964 Solution for construction problems through linear planning (with R. Trifon)
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Technion
Studio for Metropolitan Planning: “Methodologies and Complex Models in Planning
Undergraduate studies
Comprehensive design 5
Planning programming
Comprehensive planning AB-3, G-1, B-2
Semester 1: Comprehensive planning 3-A (apart from a year on unpaid leave)
Graduate studies
Studio 1
Studio 4 - Metropolitan planning
Semester 2: Studio 4 – Metropolitan planning
Teaching experience at other universities, Israel
Bar Ilan University, Department of Geography, graduate studies
Tel Aviv University, School of Education; Department of Geography and Environmental Studies; Faculty of Sciences; Jaffe Center for Strategic Research
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Department of Geography, Institute for Urban and Regional Studies
The National Defense College - Lectures on the opening of the academic year on: "National Infrastructures" and on "The National Infrastructure as Shaping Space, Economics and Society".
Israel Police, Senior Officers Academy
Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Department of Architecture
Ben Gurion University, School of Management and the Rich Foundation
Sapir Academic College
Teaching experience abroad
1971
Munich University, Germany: "Implementing Optimization Models in Town and Regional Planning"
1971
Darmstadt University, Germany: "Mathematical Models and Methodology in Town Planning"
1971 Amsterdam University, Holland: "Optimization Model for Town Planning"
1972 Aachen University, Germany: "Methodologies in Town Planning"
1974 Lisbon University, Portugal: "Planning Analysis of a New Town (Sines) by Metric and Non-metric Methods"
1975 Dortmund University, Germany: "Innovations in Methodologies and in Mathematical Models for Town Planning"
1991 Dortmund University, Germany: "Urban Images and Metaphors – A Case Study of Tel Aviv"
1995 "Cross Border Planning between Israel and Jordan". International workshop, Technion, with the participation of the Technological University, Vienna, Austria and Dortmund University, Germany (A total of 32 undergraduate and graduate student participants)
1996 "Methodologies for Long Range Planning". Workshop together with Zurich ETH, Switzerland and Dortmund University, Germany
1997 "Methodologies for Comprehensive Long Range Planning". Graduate seminar, Pratt Institute, N.Y.
1999 "Comparative Planning Trends – The Case Study of Israel 2020". Graduate seminar for architecture students, Instituto Universario Di Architectura, Venezia, Italy
1999 "Israel 2020: Between Trends and Goals". Graduate seminar, Zurich ETH, Switzerland
1999 "Looking Forwards and Backwards in the Design of Tel Aviv". Lecture to graduate students, Pratt University, N.Y.
2000 Kostrin, Germany: "Cross Border Planning between Germany and Poland", in conjunction with Dortmund University, Technion, Cottbus
2000 Dortmund University, Germany
2000 University of Venezia, Italy: School of Architecture
2000, 2001 Pratt University, New York
2001 Harburg, Germany: "Restoration of the Historic Town of Harburg, Germany", in conjunction with the University of Hamburg, Technion , Dortmund
2001, 2001 Harbug University, Hamburg TU, Germany
2003 Harbug, Germany: "Workshop on Planning ‘Treasure Island': Planning the Central Island in the River Elbe, Germany", in conjunction with the University of Hamburg, Technion, Copenhagen, Pratt Institute, N.Y.
2001, 2003 ETH, Zurich, ORL, The Institute for Urban and Regional Research, Graduate studies
PUBLIC PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Membership of National and Statutory Committees
Since 1989
Member of the National Council for Planning and Building, appointment by the Minster of the Interior (1989, 1995, 2001)
Since 1990 Member of the Committee for Investigating Principle Planning Issues, the National Council for Planning and Building
Since 1990 Member of the High Appeals Committee for Planning
Since 1990 Member of the Objections Committee for Agricultural Land and Open Areas
Since 1994
Member of the Economic Forum for the Environmental Quality in Israel
1994 - 1997
Member of the Committee for National and Economic Planning. Appointment of the Minister for Economic Affairs
1996 - 1997
Member of the Steering Committee for Israel-Jordan cooperation. Appointment by the Minister of Finance and Minister for Foreign Affairs
2003
Member of the Committee for Engineering and Architecture. Appointment of the Minister of Labor
MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
Israel
Architects Non-profit Association in Israel
The Organization for Environmental Planning in Israel
The Israeli Association for Regional Sciences
Non-profit - Association to Further Planning, Building and the Environment - the umbrella organization of Architects, P8 lanners and Engineers in Israel
Abroad
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development; President - 1994-1999
HONORS
a. Prizes in architectural competitions in Israel
1964 First prize, competition for the design of a home for the elderly in Beer Sheva
1965
First prize, competition for planning a community settlement in Neve Ilan
1965 Competition for the design of a synagogue and a community center in Shivat Zion
1992 A prize in the competition for the design of a cultural center in Ashdod
1996 First prize in a closed competition, "Planning the Southern Haifa Coast". Architects Association, Haifa Municipality and Israel Lands Authority
1997 Choice of the "Ramot, Beer Sheva" plan as the outstanding plan by the Association for Environmental Planning in Israel and the Architects Association in a planning marathon, 1997
1998 Commendation, architectural exhibition, "Space 1998"
b. Prizes in international competitions
1963 International competition for the design of Manshiyya (with Zolotov and Amit)
1972
First prize, closed competition for the planning and rehabilitation of the town of Ludenschide, Germany (with the Peter Zlonicky office, Germany)
c. Prizes and other outstanding work
1968 The Leo Kadman Town Planning prize for a paper on a systematic planning method and economic planning analysis for South East Jerusalem
1988
Rechter Prize for architecture for the "Central City" project
1990 Henry Gutwirt prize for encouraging research for "Israel in the 21 st Century - Principles and Alternatives for National Planning"
1995 Certificate of appreciation for outstanding research (1994). Neaman Institute for Research and Development
1996 Selected as "Planning Man of the Year". Mivnim , January, 1997
1998 Certificate of appreciation for professional contribution in the world of city planning on the occasion of Israel's Jubilee, from the Association of Architects and Town Planners in Israel together with the Association of Independent Architects, Association of City Engineers, The Israel Association of Landscape Architects, The Association for Environmental Planning in Israel, The Faculty of Architecture and City Planning at the Technion, The Yizraeli School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University - School of Architecture, Bezalel - Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.
GRADUATE STUDENTS
Completed theses
1. 1982, Marcel Keinan, M.Sc. Supervisors: A. Churchman, A. Mazor
2. 1982, Jacob Roth, Ph.D. Supervisors: A. Wachman, R. Shoshani, A. Mazor
3. 1984, Shraga Wizeman, M.Sc.Supervisor: A. Mazor.
4. 1992, Ofer Zilker, M.Sc.Supervisor: A. Mazor.
5. 1992, Orli Hadas, M.Sc. Supervisors: A. Mazor, A. Gonen
6. 1993, Shulamit Shemer M.Sc.
SIGNIFICANT PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS
Regional and metropolitan planning abroad
1971 Foci in regional planning of the Ruhr District, Germany, with the office of Prof. Zlonicky, Germany
1972
The area of the town of Treusdorg, Germany. Regional planning and the urban array, with the office of Prof. Zlonicky, Germany
1973 The area of the town Nattal, Germany. Regional planning and the urban array, with the office of Prof. Zlonicky, Germany
1973 Herne, Germany - Planning for regional cooperation, with the office of Prof. Zlonicky, Germany
1974 General planning for the town of Rotterdam (a city of 1.1 million people). Analysis and general planning model
National, District and local and metropolitan planning in Israel
1973 District and regional plans: The development of the Western Galilee
1977
Area to the east of Jerusalem and the area of Maale Adumim
1991 Kidmat Negev region
1994 The Negev in peacetime
1997 National schemes: Master plan for Israel in the 21 st century, Israel 2020
2002 The Haifa District, Local District Plan No. 6 (TMM/6)
2002 Coordinating the national spaces between the R. Jordan and the sea: "Israel 2020 - Palestine 2015"
Since 2002 Cross border planning between Israel and her neighbors
Since 2002 Planning for equality between Jews and Arabs in Israel
Metropolitan plans
1975 The municipal reform in the Dan Area
1982
Master plan for the Dan Region metropolis
1995 Master plan for the Jerusalem metropolis
1999 Master plan for the Haifa metropolis and northern Israel
Statutory master plans and urban development policies abroad
1969 Irvine, a new town in Scotland – Planning analysis and urban model
1970
Hamburg - Planning analysis and urban model
1972 Nijmegan, Holland - Planning analysis and urban model (with the RBB firm, Holland)
1974 Sines, a new town in Portugal - planning analysis and urban model
Master plans, National Outline Schemes and urban development policy in Israel
1979 Tel Aviv-Jaffa
1979
Hod HaSharon
1995 Carmiel
1997 Kiryat Gat
1997 Bnei Brak
Since 1998 Rishon LeZion
Since 1998 Southern Holon
Since 2000 Rehovot
Since 2002 Ramat HaSharon
Master plans for education
1973 Natanya
1974
Ramat Hasharon
1976 Hod HaSharon
1979 Ashdod
Theme based urban plans
1979
Master plan for rehabilitating a residential area in Tel Aviv - Jaffa
1982
Tel Aviv Jaffa
1983 Metropolitan master plan for the Dan region
1983 Master plan for offices in Tel Aviv-Jaffa
1984 Master plan for business in Tel Aviv-Jaffa
1985 Master plan for industry, Tel Aviv-Jaffa
1985
Master plan for public spaces in Tel Aviv-Jaffa
1985 Master plan to preserve buildings of the International style in Tel Aviv
1989 Master plan for informal education, Tel Aviv Jaffa
Plans for urban rehabilitation and development (abroad)
1968
The Kirchsteinbek district, Hamburg, Germany - Development Plan
1970
The central western part of Hamburg Germany
1971 The southern Elbe district, Hamburg, Germany
1972 Herne, Germany - Programmatic planning and development plan (with the Zlonicky office)
1973 Utrecht, Holland - Rehabilitation of the town center (with the RBB firm, Holland)
1974 Nurenberg, Germany - Rehabilitation of the central city (with the Zlonicky office)
1989
Cracow, Poland - Consultation for the rehabilitation of the town of Kazimierz (with the Cracow municipality and Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore)
Plans for urban rehabilitation and development (Israel)
1967
South east Jerusalem
1981
Migdal neighborhood, Ashkelon
1986
City center, Tel Aviv
1986 Neve Zedek, Tel Aviv
2001
The lower city and hinterland of Haifa port (2001)
Detailed planning for residential districts and housing
1986
Cooperative community settlement in Neve Ilan
1978
Housing development in the Old City, Jerusalem
1982
Residential district, Somile, Tel Aviv
1985
Residential district, Napoleon's Hill, Tel Aviv
1986
Residential neighborhood in Herzlyya
1986 Residential district Abu Cabir, Tel Aviv
1986 Residential neighborhood, Ramat Hasharon
1987
The "City" quarter Ashdod
1988 Community settlement Zur Hadassah
1989 Housing development, Tel Aviv Sea Shore
1996 "Hamizrach" neighborhood, Ashdod
2000 Ta'as quarter, Ramat Hasharon, Herzliya, Hod HaSharon
2000
Ramot neighborhood, Beer Sheva
2002
Southern Glilot neighborhood, Ramat HaSharon-Tel Aviv
Planning urban centers (abroad)
1971
Cooperative community settlement in Neve Ilan
1972
Housing development in the Old City, Jerusalem
1973
Residential district, Somile, Tel Aviv
1974
Residential district, Napoleon's Hill, Tel Aviv
Planning urban centers (Israel)
1979
Southern Kirya area, Tel Aviv
1981
West Ramat HaSharon
1984
Northern branch of the CBS and "Peace center" in Tel Aviv
1991
Hi tech employment district, Ramat HaSharon
1991
Military industry area, Herzliya - Hod HaSharon - Ramat HaSharon
2000 The Eli Cohen center, Beer Sheva
2000
Metropolitan center, Southern Glilot
2001
Haifa lower city
2002
The Yarkon area, Bnei Brak
Institutions for culture and education
1965
Some 40 child centers and kindergardens around Israel, field school of the Society for the Protection of Nature – Mt. Meron
1965
A cultural, community and sports center, Menahamiya
1968
School for the Arts, Tel Aviv
1970
Field school for the Society for the Protection of Nature- Maagan Michael
1973
Open school, Dimona
1974
Educational and rehabilitation institution: Ilan rehabilitation center, Tel Aviv
1978
Field school for the Society for the Protection of Nature - Katzrin
1979
Shitrit center – Museum, library and auditorium Tiberius
1980
Akim school, Tel Aviv
1983 Education center and comprehensive school, Katzrin
1985
Beit Shema, Tel Aviv
1986
Abu Cabir, Tel Aviv
1986
School for Nature and the Environment, Abu Cabir, Tel Aviv
1987
Soldiers' home, Katzrin
1987 Cultural center, Bnei Yehuda
1992 School on the Golan Heights
1996
Comprehensive school, Modiin
1997
The Center for Developmental Learning, Rehovot
Master plans for tourism and recreation
1974
Master plan for tourism and recreation, Eilat
1977
Master plan for tourism and recreation, Arad
1977
Center for tourism and business, Eilat
1982
Master plan for tourism and recreation Ashdod
1983
Plans for hotels and recreation districts and a marina (including the plan for the 9 km. length of beach) Ashdod
1985
Master plan for short, median and long-term tourism development in Israel
1986
Master plan for the Tel Aviv beach
1988
Master plan for tourism development and planning a tourism area, Arad
1989
Master plan for tourism development and planning a tourism area, HaAmakim
1989
Master plan for Sport and Recreation (approx. 3000 dunams-300 hectares) Ramat HaSharon
1989
Preservation of the Pagoda building, Tel Aviv, and its conversion to a hotel
1989 An apartment hotel building, HaYarkon St. Tel Aviv
1991
Plan of the Nahariya beach, including urban planning and design, a marina , hotels and housing
1991
Marina, tourist area. Commerce and housing – Ashdod
1993
Master plan for tourism for "The Negev in Peacetime"
1995
Hotels in Southern Haifa (after winning the competition)
1996
Master plan for developing tourism and housing, Atlit
1996
Master plan for developing tourism in the Arava and Ramat Hanegev
Industry and defense
1964 -1974
Structures and industrial buildings for the Israel Aircraft Industry
1972 -1994
Security facilities, camps and supervision centers for the Israel Defense Forces
1984
A central communications facility, including a communications tower, the Kirya (IDF compound headquarters), Tel Aviv
1986
Main transformation station from the electric Company, Manshiya, Tel Aviv
1987
Hi-tech industrial building, Tel Aviv
1990
Hitech industrial park (about 400,000 sq. m.), Ramat HaSharon
1991
Hi tech employment building (about 30,000 sq. m.), Ramat HaSharon 1993 Passenger terminal, Ben Gurion Airport
1995
Power station, Ben Gurion Airport
1995
Terminal 2, Ben Gurion Airport
1996
"Erez" terminal, Israel-Palestinian Authority border
1996
Master plan for Tel HaShomer
1996
Laboratory building, Ministry of Defense
1998
Energy center, Ben Gurion Airport
1998
Master plan for the Tel HaShomer military camp
1999
Auxiliary support building, Ben Gurion Airport
PUBLICATIONS
Refereed papers in professional journals
Published papers
Ben-Shahar, A., Mazor, A. and D. Pines, "Town Planning and Welfare Maximization: Methodological Approach". Regional Studies, Vol. 3. No. 2, pp. 105-113, 1969.
Ben Shahar, A., Mazor, A. and Pines, D., "Optimierung und Stadtplanung". Stadtbauwelt, 60JG, Heft 24, pp. 278-281, 1969.
Ben Shahar, A., A. Mazor, and D. Pines, "Analytical Methods in Town Planning". Long Range Planning, pp. 55-62, 1970.
Ben-Shahar, A, Mazor, A. and Pines, A. "An Optimization Approach for Urban Planning". Center for Urban and Regional Studies, 1, 1972, pp. 7-23.
Mazor, A. and Pines, D., “The Use of Mathematic Models in Town Planning". Proceedings of IFHP Congress, Copenhagen, 1973, pp. 379-388.
Mazor, A. and Radosher, D. “The Physical Planning Aspects of the Reform in the Dan Metropolitan Region. Center for Urban and Regional Studies, 1975, B (3), pp. 76-89.
Mazor, A. and Krause, A., "The ECOLATRIX Approach to Comprehensive Planning". Urban Development Models, The Constration Press, 1975, pp. 237-248.
Mazor, A. and Krause, A., "An Application of Non Metric Techniques in the Dan Metropolitan Region". New Trends in Urban Planning, Pergamon Press, 1979, pp. 52-70.
Mazor, A. "The Burden of Metropolitan Services on the Central City". Proceedings of IFHP Congress, 1980, pp. 443-445.
Mazor, A. "Stages in the Urban Development of Tel Aviv-Jaffa from a Garden City to a Metropolitan Center". Yearbook of the Tel Aviv Municipality, 1983, no. 23, pp. 21-32.
Mazor, A. and Gluskinos, M., "Industrial Revitalization in Tel Aviv, Israel". Proceedings of IFHP Congress, Berlin, 1984, pp. 133-138.
Mazor, A. "Directions in the Planning and Development of Tel Aviv". Ariel: Journal for Knowing the Land of Israel, Tel Aviv and its Sites ([Hebrew], 1987, pp. 97-103.
Mazor, A., "The Tel Aviv Center and its Rehabilitation". Ariel: Journal for Knowing the Land of Israel, Tel Aviv and its Sites. [Hebrew], 1987, pp. 124-126.
Mazor, A., "Principles for a Statutory Master Plan for Tel Aviv" Architecture [Hebrew], 1987, vol.9.
Mazor, A. "Tel Aviv Center". Architecture [Hebrew], 1987, vol. 9
Mazor, A. "Industry in the Tel Aviv Metropolis". Architecture [Hebrew], 1987, vol. 10.
Mazor, A. "Beautifying the Past: Rehabilitation of the Neve Zedek and Neve Shalom Neighborhoods and their Environments". Teva vaAretz : Bimonthly Journal of the Society for the Protection of the Nature in Israel [Hebrew], L/6 March, 1988.
Mazor, A. "Master plan for Israel in the year 2000". Journal of Engineers and Architects [Hebrew]. January, 1992.
Mazor, A. "The Misconception of the More the Better". Journal of Engineers and Architects . [Hebrew]. February, 1992.
Mazor, A. "Safeguarding the Land of the Most Densely Populated Nation in the World". Journal of Engineers and Architects . [Hebrew]. March, 1992.
Mazor, A. "Israel 2020. A Long Range Plan for Israel". Proceedings of IFHP World Congress, Jerusalem 1992
Mazor, A. and Firsht, E. "An Extraordinary Promenade in Elon – the Elon District Project". Itzuv: Quarterly for Design and Planning [Hebrew], no. 13, July, 1992.
Mazor, A. and Firsht, E. "A Historical Analogy in the Cultural Center of Ashdod" Itzuv: Quarterly for Design and Planning [Hebrew] no. 14, October, 1992.
Mazor, A., "Project for Developing the Negev – Spatial Alternatives". Mehandessim: Journal of Engineers, [Hebrew] 1992.
Mazor, A., 'The Land We Will Leave our Descendents – Israel in the 3 rd Millennium". Haim Usviva: Life and the Environment [Hebrew] 1993.
Mazor, A. "A Master Plan for Israel in the 3 rd millennium – the rationale" Tichnun Svivati: Environmental Planning [Hebrew], 1993, pp. 48-49.
Mazor, A. "The Need for a Green Master Plan". City, An Urban Magazine published by Telegraph and Endan [Hebrew], 1994.
Mazor, A. "A 2020 Vision" Eretz, [Hebrew],February, 1995.
Mazor, A., Israel Environment Bulletin . Ministry of the Environment. Spring, 1995.
Mazor, A., "Israel in the 21 st century". Eretz veTeva, Magazine for information about Israel . February, 1995.
Books
Mazor, A., Tel Aviv Eytan Dan, in Turner J. (ed.) The Dictionary of Art . MacMillan Publishers Ltd, London, 1996, vol. 10, p. 719; vol. 30 p. 421.
Mazor, A., Redevelopment of the Town Center Preservation and the People: Maintaining the Social Fabric. The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies, 1983.
Mazor, A., "Merging the City and the Countryside". In Oswald F. and Schuller N. (eds.), Neue Urbanitat. ETH, Zurich, 2003.
Research reports or case reports (abroad)
"Irvine New Town, Planning study". IIUS/P.A. Scotland, Sept. 1964, 152 p.
"Hamburg Kirchsteinbek Project Analysis". IIUS, 1968. 59 p.
"Hamburg Analysis". IIUS, Sept. 1970.
- Teil A Gesamtstadt, 71 p.
- Teil B Westliche Innenstadt, 98 p.
- Teil C Suderelberaum, 112 p.
The Ruhr District Region - Verdichtung von Stadtteilen". IIUS/Zlonicky, 1971. 206 p.
Neuen Holland - Structure Analysis". IIUS/ Berenschot, 1972.
- Deel 1 Rapport
- Deel 2 Bijlagen I II III
- Deel 3 Bijlagen IV
"Dortmund- "Whole Town Overall Model". 1972. 83 p.
"Dortmund Nordliche Innestadt". IIUS/ Zlonicky, 1973. 60 p.
"Dortmund Nordliche Innestadt Analysis". IIUS, 1973. 98 P.
Utrecht, Holland - "Ontwikkeling van het Structuurplan voor de Binnenstad". IIUS/ Berenschot, 1973.
- Deel 1 Structurnota
- Deel 2 Tweede Invoer Gegevens
- Deel 3 Tweede Invoergegevens
- Deel 4 Tweede Serie Resultaten
"Sines New Town, Portugal Gabinete da Area de Sines, Final Report", IIUS, 1973.
- Vol. 1 Summary and Recommendations.
- Vol. 2 The Model 108 p.
- Vol. 3 The urban planning 213 p.
"Rotterdam Rijmond Study, Holland". IIUS, 1974.
- Vol. 1 160 p.
- Vol. 2 279 p.
Research reports or case reports (Israel)
Research publications conducted under the supervision of Adam Mazor at the Urban Institute (IIUS)
"An Analysis of the Profitability of Constructing Interchanges". IIUS, 1970.
"Integration of Transportation System with Land Use Planning". IIUS, 1970.
"Long- Range Projection of the Demand for Transportation". IIUS, 1970.
Ben Shahar, H., A. Mazor and D. Pines. "A Linear Programming Model for Optimization Land Use". IIUS, 1971.
"Application of Activity Analysis to Comprehensive Regional Planning". IIUS, 1972.
"The Application of Non-Metric Methods in Urban and Regional Planning". IIUS, 1972.
"The Quantification of Urban Planning Goals by Games". IIUS, 1972.
"A Model for Location Educational Institutions". IIUS, 1972.
1. Municipal reform for the Dan Metropolitan Region. Israeli Institute for Research and Information, Ltd. 1973
2. Secondary team for physical issues. A. Mazor, Chairman, B.E. Arad, M. Hill, I. Werzberger, D. Radosher and A. Shahar.
3. Plan for the Dan Metropolitan Area. Urbanic Institute (75) Ltd.
Team Director: A. Mazor.
Report no. 1 Comparative survey of the metropolitan authorities. April 1977. 85 pages
Report no. 2 Analysis of existing statutory plans. August 1977. 38 pages
Report no. 3 Structure of an information base. October 1977. 138 pages
Report no. 4 Specification of the metropolitan structure – an elementary examination. February, 1978. 93 pages.
Report no. 5 A metropolitan business center – a quantitative evaluation. January 1979. 117 pages.
Report no. 6 Distribution of metropolitan activities. May 1979. 70 pages.
4. Statutory master plan for Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Urbanic Institute (75) Ltd.
Team director: A. Mazor
Report no. 1 Principles of the statutory master plan. January 1979.
Report no. 2 Changes in the Tel Aviv-Jaffa population between 1972-1978. January 1979.
Report no. 3 The migration from Tel Aviv – a statistical analysis. April 1979.
Report no. 4 Population forecast for Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 1977-1992. May 1979.
Report no. 5 Master Plan for the rehabilitation of residential districts in Tel Aviv. September 1979.
Report no. 6 Master plan for industry in Tel Aviv. December 1982.
Report no. 7 Population mobility in Tel Aviv – its implications for the development of the Northern Yarkon Region and the rehabilitation of the town center. June 1984.
Report no. 8 Suitable apartment combinations for residential areas in Tel Aviv. July 1984.
Report no. 9 Activities in the central business of Tel Aviv. November 1983.
Report no. 10 Planning principles. October 1984.
Report no. 11 The program for housing in Tel Aviv. July 1988.
Report no. 12 Population and residential construction in Tel Aviv. May 1988.
Report no. 13 Balance of public areas in Tel Aviv. February 1986.
5. Evaluation of the location and potential for developing a settlement in the region of Maale Adumim. A. Mazor (Team director), Y. Cohen-Orgad and Y. Gadish.
6. National Outline Scheme for Tourism (target date 1995). Summary report. March 1988.
7. Hi tech industrial park in Ramat Hasharon. A lever for absorbing immigration. December 1990.
8. Statutory Master Plan for Ramat Hasharon
Report no. 1 Principle alternatives. January 1991.
Scenarios for developing the Israel Aircraft Industries District, 1992.
Planning Principles, a program and detailed plans for the Israel Aircraft Industries District, 1992
Statutory Master Plan for Carmiel
Report no. 1 Background, scenarios and principle alternatives
Final report Statutory Master Plan for Carmiel
The Jerusalem Metropolis Statutory Master Plan and development Plan
Stage A
Report no. 1 Methodology and working plan. February 1993
Report no. 2 Aims and goals, the metropolitan borders. March 1993.
Report no. 3 Social changes and the range of economic influences. April 1993.
Report no. 4 Environmental data, processing and evaluation. June 1993
Report no. 5 A combined analysis of issues, conflicts and goals. July 1993.
Stage B
Report no 1a Distribution of population and public services. July 1993
Report no 1b A combined economic analysis of the market sectors in the planning domain. July 1993
Report no 1c Environmental quality, transportation and infrastructures. July 1993.
Report no. 2 Planning alternatives and their evaluation. August 1993.
Report no. 3 Master Plan, political regulations and directions for development. December 1993.
Report no. 4 Metropolitan economy and metropolitan projects. March 1994.
Final report Jerusalem metropolis, master plan and development plan. June 1994.
Master plan for Israel for the 21 st century – Israel 2020.
"Israel 2020" : The Master Plan for Israel in the 21 st Century, is the most comprehensive planning research enterprise ever carried out in Israel. For over six years, more than two hundred and fifty leading professionals and members of the academic community in Israel, along with well-known international experts, collaborated on this large scale planning project. The project was jointly initiated by the Israeli Architects and Town Planners Association and the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. It was further developed under the joint aegis of ten government ministries, as well as the Jewish Agency, the Israel Lands Administration and the Water Commission.
Report stage A, 1993
Participation in the editing and writing of the following
chapters:
Introduction, presentation of the work and the main issues, vol. 1, Introductory chapter.
Long range scenarios for a national plan – Holland 2050, vol 1, pp. 67-89
Land resources in spatial planning, vol. 2, pp. 125-212.
Reports stage B - Israel 2020
Report no. 2 Instruments and models
Report no. 4 Economic, social and spatial characteristics, OECD countries and Israel. June 1993.
Report no. 17 "The peace scenario". November 1993.
Report no. 20 Integrated spatial alternatives. April 1994.
Work plan for stage C, June 1994.
Report no. 21 Spatial alternatives for Israel in the 21 st century, December 1994
Final report Israel on the track of developed countries. March, 1995.
Final report Israel 2020 (1997):
Final report In cooperation with members of the senior staff
"Future scenario" - The plan for organizing the national space - together with Michal Sofer
The realm of possibilities - together with Erez Sverdlov
Israel on the track of developed countries - together with Yona Bargur and Tamar Trop
Israel in a peaceful environment - together with Rafi Barel, Shlomo Gazit and Nurit Koren
The Haifa Metropolis and the Haifa District - a master plan and a Outline Scheme (with Y. Zamir)
Report of Stage A - Vol. 1: Defining the planning system, General aspects, January 1998.
Report of stage A - Vol. 2: Defining the planning system, theme based aspects. January 1998.
Report of Stage B - Preparing planning alternatives for developing the Haifa metropolis: Assessment and choice. March, 1998.
Working paper to summarize stage B: Choosing an alternative and intermediate report for stage C: Processing the selected alternative, May 1998.
Report of stages 4a, 4b: The program, January, 1999.
The Haifa metropolis and the Haifa District, The Master plan - policy document. August 1999.
Haifa District Outline Scheme - TMM/6 (Local Outline Scheme): Planning regulations, April, 2002.
Haifa - The lower city: Western port area - ancient Haifa (for the Haifa Municipality, Ports and Railways Authority and Israel Lands Authority)
Report no. 1: Summary of stage A - Master Plan and policy document. October 2001.
Report no. 2: - Stage B - Scenarios and alternatives for developing the area. December, 2001.
“Central city” - the plan to revitalize the heart of Tel Aviv: From a texture on the verge of being eliminated to a brand and model for urban renewal - in a 20 year perspective. February, 2003. Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality.
Other publications
Mazor, A. et. al. in S. Neaman Institute, "Coordinating 'Israel 2020' and 'Palestine 2015' ". ECF (Tel Aviv) and DATA (Bethlehem) under the auspices of the Royal Government of the Netherlands.(2000).
Mazor, A. and Shahar, A., "Master Plan for the Cross Border Cooperation between Israel and her Neighbors - Stage 1, intermediate report no. 1: Cross-border Planning - Background, Theoretical Aspects and Principles." S. Neaman Institute, Team headed by Adam Mazor and Arieh Shachar. Technion, Haifa. (2002).
Mazor, A. and Shahar, A., "Master Plan for Cross Border Cooperation between Israel and her Neighbors - Stage 1, intermediate report no. 2: Cross Border Planning – Review of the Countries Bordering Israel”. S. Neaman Institute, Team headed by Adam Mazor and Arieh Shachar. Technion, Haifa. (2002).
Mazor, A. and Shahar, A., Master Plan for Cross Border Cooperation between Israel and her Neighbors – Stage 1, intermediate report no. 3: Cross Border Planning – Theoretical Background and Review of Case Studies. S. Neaman Institute, Team headed by Adam Mazor and Arieh Shachar. Technion, Haifa. (2002).
Mazor, A. and Shahar, A., Master Plan for Cross Border Cooperation between Israel and her Neighbors – Stage 1, intermediate report no. 4: Cross Border Planning – Cross Border Projects: Mazor, A. Economic Planning Evaluation. S. Neaman Institute, Team headed by Adam Mazor and Arieh Shachar. Technion, Haifa. (2003).
Mazor, A. and Shahar, A., Master Plan for Cross Border Cooperation between Israel and her Neighbors – Summary Report of Stage 1: Theoretical Frameworks., Issues and Objectives, Planning Tools, Data Bank, Mapping and Preliminary Economic Evaluation. S. Neaman Institute, Team headed by Adam Mazor and Arieh Shachar. Technion, Haifa. (2003).
CONFERENCES
1973
IFHP International conference, Copenhagen, Denmark
1975
LUBFS Congress, Cambridge University, U.S.A.
1978
34 h IFHP Conference, Hamburg, Germany
1980
35 th IFHP Conference, Jerusalem Israel
1981 SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1982
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1983
SCUPAD - Salzburg 11 th congress on Urban Planning and Development
1984
37 th IFHP Congress, Berlin Germany
1988
International Congress for Twin Cities, Jerusalem
1988
SARP, Stowarzyszenie Archirektow Polskich and the Johns Hopkins University, Cracow and Kazimierz Dolny
1989
International Biennale of Architecture, Cracow, Poland
1991 SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1992
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress in Urban Planning and Development
1995
The First International Conference on "The Peace Process and the Environment", with participating members from Egypt, and Jordan. Held at the Tel Aviv University under the auspices of late Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin
1996
SCUPAD Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1997 SCUPAD Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1998 SCUPAD Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1998 International Conference on "Urban Development, A Challenge for Frontier Regions"
1999
SCUPAD Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development
1999 International Conference: "Global City Regions, Trends and Prospects. Policies for Wealth and Well-being". University of California, Los Angeles
2000 Academy of Arts, Berlin. Annual national conference
2002 World Bank. “Coordinated Planning of the National Spaces between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea”, Israel 2020 and Palestine 2015, and the Work Plan for the Above Project”
2003 ETH, Zurich. Conference on New Urbanity: “Merging the City and the Countryside”
Lectures at professional conferences and forums in Israel (Partial list from 1995)
1995 Conference of the National Council for National Planning and Economics, Jerusalem. “National Strategic Planning in Israel: Experience and Lessons “
1995 - 1999
The College for National Security. “National Infrastructures”.
1995 - 2002 Annual lectures to the senior professional staff in Government Ministries (in the ELCA and other frameworks). “National planning”
1997 Conference of the National Council for Planning and Building and the Ministry of the Interior on the submission of “Israel 2020”
1997 Managers Forum. First Conference of the Heads of Economy and Education in Israel for the 21 st Century, under the auspices of the Minister of Finance, the Minister of Education and the Minister of Trade and Industry
1998 Technion, Israel Technological Institute, and the Association of Architects and Town Planners. Ceremony of the presentation of the Israel 2020 program to the President of Israel
1998 Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, together with the Association of Architects and Town Planners, and the Tel Aviv Municipality. Study day on the occasion of the presentation of “Israel 2020” and its implications for the country's heart
1998 Conference of the Ministry of Housing and Construction on the subject of housing and welfare
1998 Conference of the Ministry of Agriculture
1998 Jubilee conference on public administration, Jerusalem
1999 Jewish Agency, Center for developmental studies, Rehovot, Jewish National Fund: Regional economic development – study day in memory of Prof. Raanan Weitz
1999 Haifa University and the Jewish Arab Center, The Gustav Heinmannn Institute for Middle Eastern Research
1999 Ministry of Justice, Conference of the Institute for Assessors' In-service Training
1999 Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Study day in memory of Prof. Shalom Reichman
1999 Ministry of Education, Information Center: "Beyond 2000, National planning in Israel for the 21 st century"
2000 Study day for engineers in local authorities and local and regional councils: “Planning towards an era of peace”. Lecture: "Israel in an environment of peace – the super scenario in Israel for the 21 st century"
2000 Prime Minister's conference on new public administration. 2000
2000 Tel Aviv University, School of Education
2000 Ministry of Justice - Conference of Knesset government Ministry legal advisors: "National planning as a tool for mediation and synergy between objectives"
2000 Ministry of Transportation – Conference of metropolitan transportation systems. Scenarios for the urban image of the Tel Aviv Metropolis
2000 Coordinator of operations in the territories – conference on the seam area. "The Seam Area from the Fringes to the Meeting Area – Lessons from International Case Studies in Cross Border Planning"
2000 MAFAM (Center for Personnel Development in Local Authorities). Study day for engineers in local authorities. "Planning for Peacetime"
2000 - 2003 Contractors and Builders Association. Annual conferences on, "Spatial Planning and National Infrastructures: Milestones in Implementing Israel 2020"
2001 Caesaria Economic Conference, Israel
2001 Center for Local Government, Society for the Preservation of Nature, Tel Aviv University and others
2001 Israel Democratic Institute, Jerusalem
2001 Council for National Security, Israel. "2020 - National Strength and Planning. Geography and Demography; Demographic Impacts on National Security"
2001 Government of Israel. "Lines of Long Term Policy of Israel and Policy Means to Implement the Economic, Social and Environmental Goals"
2002 I.D.F. - General Headquarters meeting: "Methodologies and Doctrines of the IDF 2020 Project"
2002 MAFAM, Conference of the Local Authorities, Natanya Municipality and Architects Non-profit Association – Summary lecture: The Tel Aviv City Center + 20 - A 20-Year Perspective, in the framework of "The Conference to save Herzl"
Refereed papers in conference proceedings
Mazor, A. "Computer and Town Planning". Proceedings of the Jerusalem Conference on Information Technology, August 1971.
Mazor, A. "Integrated Development and Rehabilitation Plan for the Dan Metropolitan Region, Israel". Proc. of IFHP Congress, Hamburg, 1978.
Mazor, A. and M. Gluskinos. "Planning Analysis for the Renewal and Revitalization of Tel- Aviv, the Central city in the Dan Metropolitan Area", 1979.
Mazor, A. "Decentralization Cities – A Methodological Approach". Proceedings of SCUPAD Congress Salzburg, 1981.
Mazor, A. "Urban Renaissance - Cultural, Social and Economic aspects". Proceedings of SCUPAD Congress, Salzburg, 1982.
Mazor, A. and M. Gluskinos. "Applying Geostatistical Methods to Balance Spatial Distribution of Open spaces in a City". Proceedings of IPA World Conference, Stockholm,
Mazor, A. "Urban Places, the Creation and Conservation of Quality". Proceedings of SCUPAD Congress, Salzburg, 1987.
Mazor, A. "Planning Aspects of the Sixties and the Eighties - the Case Study of Tel- Aviv". Proceedings of SCUPAD Congress, Salzburg, 1988.
Mazor, A. "Israel 2020. A Long Range Plan for Israel". Proceedings of IFHP World Congress, Jerusalem, 1992.
Mazor A., "Israel 2020: Between Trends and Goals". Keynote Speech, proceedings International Conference on The Peace Process and the Environment, May 1995.
Mazor A., Brunner P. and Zlonicky P., "The Synoikos Project in Review: A Report". ORL, EAWAG, ETH, Zurich, Switzerland, March 1999.
Mazor A. and Tangy L., "The Use of the Scenario Technique in Comprehensive Planning - The Case Study of "Israel 2020". Dortmund University, Germany, May 1999.
Mazor A. (2003), Are Urban Development and Landscape Preservation Bound for Lasting Conflicts? ETH, Zurich, Switzerland, February 2003.
Participation in organizing conferences
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, Salzburg, Austria, 1986, Chairman
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, Salzburg, Austria, 1987, Chariman
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, Salzburg, Austria, 1988, Chairman.
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, Salzburg, Austria, 1990, Chairman
IFHP Congress, Jerusalem, 1992, Participation in the professional organizing committee
SCUPAD – Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, 1993, Chairman
Member of the Israeli delegation to the Middle East/North Africa Economic Summit, 1994: Participation in preparing position papers and in developing joint governmental projects between Israel and Morocco
The Arab Center for Alternative Planning (ACAP) and the Economic Cooperation Foundation (ECF), 2002, Conference program organizer
SCUPAD - Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, Venice, 2001, guiding the summary debate
SCUPAD- Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development, Salzburg, Austria, 2002, Congress organization and chairing the summary debate
ECF, Tel Aviv, and DATA, Bethlehem, under the auspices of the Dutch Government. Maale HaHamisha - organization of the workshop and opening lecture: "Coordinating Israel 2020 and Palestine 2015". 2000
SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
1995
Ministry of Economics and Planning. Conference for Strategic National Planning in Israel: Experience and Lessons. Paper: "An Attempt at Long Term Strategic Thought".
1998
Bureau of the Engineers, Architects and Academicians in Technological Professions in Israel. Paper: "The Plan to Shape Israel in the 21 st Century".
2001
Prime Minister's Office. Position paper: "Areas of National Priority"
.
2001
Position paper submitted at the request of the Chairman of the Knesset, Mr. Abraham Burg. "Equality between Jews and Arabs"
2002 Caesaria Economic Conference. Paper on "Spatial Distribution and Infrastructures as Factors for Growth. A Strategy for Economic Growth in Israel".
2001 Prime Minister's Office - participation in a team to further the subject of national planning. "How to Determine and Define Areas of National Priority"</div><div class="mw-content-ltr">
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