22 Sep, 2009 in
Israel by Fili An
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google; Israel; tel aviv; white city;
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- The New Google Tel Aviv Office
- My Friendly Meet Up With Google Israel
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But anyways, what I wanted to show you is what I did take photos of. Although it’s through some very thick glass with the sun in my face I imagine the following photos can give you some sense of how things look from above (BTW – check out Unesco’s “White City” Tel-Aviv project here).
Very different from Jerusalem. A somewhat different style than Hong Kong… 
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