In Joyce Oron: Architecture and Town Planning, the author, one of Israel’s
leading architects, narrates her personal and professional history in a remarkable
book that traverses three levels: Oron’s passage through three different worlds,
the USA, Uruguay and Israel, and the political and personal events that shaped her
experiences; her unique thoughts and challenges as a woman architect; and her
way of attaining each project together with the evolution of her design language,
reflected in her projects that include public buildings, housing projects and urban
planning across Israel. Beautifully presented, this book is a surprisingly moving. account of one woman’s extraordinary journey in the world of design.