Roots of Design: From Kibbutz to Habitat

This chapter reflects on the speakers' childhood experiences in a kibbutz and how these shaped their architectural philosophy, emphasizing social justice and community. They discuss the significance of their landmark project, Habitat 67, highlighting both its challenges and successes while addressing the broader implications of architecture on community living. The conversation also explores the tension between early achievements and subsequent stagnation in their careers, stressing resilience in the pursuit of meaningful design.