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Hecker, Zvi, 1931-
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Series Record
Reference Code
PZvHe-003-085
Original Reference Code
חזקה פרטית
Dates
[1965 - 1975?]
Consists of
3 תיקים.
Languages
Hebrew;
Description
הסדרה כוללת: פרסומים ומכתבים מאת ואל אדריכל צבי הקר מאדריכלים ואנשים שונים, בנושאים שונים, בתאריכים: [1965 - 1975?]. בין היתר, מאמרים וכתבות מעיתון הארץ, עיתון "הקבלן והבונה", ועיתונים נוספים, העוסקים בתערוכת איגוד הארכיטקטים בהודו, בתיירות בארץ לאחר מלחמת ששת הימים, בחופש היצירה של האדריכלים ועוד.;The series includes publications and letters from and to the architect Zvi Hecker from architects and different people, on different topics, between: [1965-1975]. Among other things, articles and reports from 'Ha'aretz' newspaper, 'Ha'Kablan Ve'Ha'Boneh' newspaper and other papers dealing with the Association of Architects exhibition in India, tourism in Israel after the Six Day War, the creative freedom of architects and more.
Title תערוכת משרד השיכון.
Additional Titles English title: Ministry of Housing Exhibition
Contributors קינן, עמוס 1927-2009 (מחבר)
הארץ (מוציא לאור)
Notes מספר מיכל: 7
קוד תיק ארכיון: B008
ברקוד: 49529
Host Item ארכיון צבי הקר
Zvi Hecker Archive
Level of Description Series Record
Credits ארכיון צבי הקר זמין דיגיטלית, באדיבות המשפחה ובמסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין משרד ירושלים ומורשת, הספרייה הלאומית של ישראל, בצלאל אקדמיה לאמנות ועיצוב ומחלקת היודאיקה בספריית אוניברסיטת הרווארד. The Zvi Hecker Archive can now be accessed online, by courtesy of the family, and as part of a collaborative initiative betweenThe National Library of Israel, Bezalel School of Arts and Harvard University Library.‎
National Library system number 997007616193605171
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ארכיון צבי הקר זמין דיגיטלית, באדיבות המשפחה ובמסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין משרד ירושלים ומורשת, הספרייה הלאומית של ישראל, בצלאל אקדמיה לאמנות ועיצוב ומחלקת היודאיקה בספריית אוניברסיטת הרווארד. The Zvi Hecker Archive can now be accessed online, by courtesy of the family, and as part of a collaborative initiative betweenThe National Library of Israel, Bezalel School of Arts and Harvard University Library.‎

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