Publications

Refereed Publications

 

Full list of publications of T_CODE’s research group

 

List of refereed publications in CRIS

 

List of refereed publications in Google Scholar

 

 

Other publications

 

Books

Performalism book

Performalism book

2011          “Performalism – Between Form, Function and Performance in Contemporary Architecture”. Grobman, Yasha. J. Neuman, E. Eds. Routledge Press. The book is based on an exhibition and a catalogue that took place in Tel Aviv Museum of Art on 2008.  ISBN 978-0-415-58361. 208 pages.

2011          Five Moments – Trajectories in the Architecture Design of the Tel Aviv Museum. Grobman, Yasha. J. Blonder, A. Eds. Tel Aviv Museum Press. ISBN978-965-539-039-1. 256 pages (Hebrew & English)
Publications about this project:
– , Man, N. 2011. Culture Acropolis in the Hebrew City. Review on the book at Makor Rishon Literature supplement. (Heb) http://musaf-shabbat.com/2011/12/08
– Xnet – Yediot Haaronot, Recommended new architecture books. 11/2011. http://www.xnet.co.il/architecture/articles/0,14710,L-3091144,00.html

– Five Moments exhibition. Domus magazine, Israel #018. 2012. Pp 32-33.

– Five Moments exhibition. Architecture of Israel Quarterly (AI). #88 2/2012. Pp-18-19 (In Hebrew/English)

– “5 Moments in the Architecture of Tel Aviv Museum” by Noam Dvir  In Haaretz newspaper. 31.10.2011 (In Hebrew).

– “The Tel Aviv Derby: On the new building of Tel Aviv Museum”. By Jontan Kinarti in Maariv newspaper. 27/10/2011 (In Hebrew).

Book chapters

Five Moments book

Five Moments book

2019          Grobman, Yasha. J. The process of space perception: How do we perceive architecture?. In “Movement 2019: Brain, Body Cognition”. Eds. Merrick, J. Leisman, G. Nova Scientific Pres. New York. USA. Pp385-386. 2019.

2016          Grobman, Yasha. J. The Evolution of Biological Dimensions in Israeli Architecture. In “LifeObject – Emerging Biology and Architecture”. Eds. Bachelet, I. Bauer, B. Blonder, A. Eylat, Y. Lazarovitch, N. Israeli Pavilion for the 2016 Venice Architectural Biennale. Stern-Thal Pres. Montreal. Canada. Pp155-161. 2016.

2012          Grobman, Yasha. J. “The Impact of the Digital Revolution on Architecture – The Local and Global Dimensions.” in Review Preview: The Arts in Israel in the 21st Century. The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel. (in Hebrew) 18-19 December 2012

2011          Grobman, Yasha. J. Blonder, A. The nonlinear history of the Tel-Aviv museum’s architecture. In Five Moments – Trajectories in the Architecture Design of the Tel Aviv Museum. Grobman, Yasha. J. Blonder, A. Eds. Tel Aviv Museum Press.

2010          Grobman, Yasha J.  Ron. Ruth. Turning Design on Its Head – Generative Use of Simulation Processes by Architects in the Early Stages of the Design Process. Faculty of Architecture in the University of Florida Press.

2010          Grobman, Yasha. J. “Soft[ware] boundaries – complex geometry in architectural design.” In The Beauty of Japheth in the Tents of Shem: Studies in Honor of Mordechai Omer, Eds. Taragan, H. Gal, N. Assaph – Studies in Art History, vols. 13-14, Tel-Aviv University. Pp 585-599.

2008          Grobman, Yasha. J. Sprecher Aaron. “Reflections on the Generation of the Exhibition Design.” In Performalism – Form and Performance in Digital Architecture. Eds. Grobman, Yasha J. & Neuman, E. Tel Aviv Museum of Art, cat. 8/2008. pp. 34-39.

2008          Grobman, Yasha. J. “The Various Dimensions of the Concept of “Performance” in Architecture”. In Performalism – Form and Performance in Digital Architecture. Eds. Grobman, Yasha J. & Neuman, E. Tel Aviv Museum of Art, cat. 8/2008. pp. 13-17.

2008          Neuman, E. Grobman, Yasha. J. “Performalism: A Manifesto for Architectural Performance”. In Performalism – Form and Performance in Digital Architecture. Eds. Grobman, Yasha J. & Neuman E. Tel Aviv Museum of Art, cat. 8/2008. pp. 8-13.

2004          Grobman, Yasha. J. “Beyond The Program””. In A New Building Tel Aviv Museum of Art. The Herta and Paul Amir Architectural Competition. Tel Aviv Museum of Art, cat. 3/2004. pp. 64-67.

 

Professional Books

2008          Performalism – Form and Performance in Digital Architecture. Grobman, Yasha J. Neuman, E. Eds. Tel-Aviv Museum of Art Press. 2008. 179 pages.  ISBN 978-965-7161-73-0.

Publications about this project:

– Performalism – A budding design movement asks: What does it mean for a building to perform? By Lance Hosey. In Architects the magazine of American institute of Architects. 24.5.2010. (In English)

– “Right click to close a balcony” By Ester Zandberg. In Haaretz newspaper. 17.9.2008 (In Hebrew).

– “The Bellybuttun of the form” By Ester Zandberg. In Haaretz newspaper. 21.8.2008 (In Hebrew).
– “The functionalism is dead, long live the new discourse – an interview with the curators of Performalism  “ By Noga Laser. In “Redesign” www.redesign.co.il 18.8.2008

– “In search of ‘personal’ space” by Ziva Sternhell. In Haaretz international book supplement. 17.9.2008 (In English).

_ “The buildings that laugh at Azrieli towers” in Haaretz newspaper. 26.8.2008 (In Hebrew)/

– “My lover built my home” In Haaretz Weekend Supplement. 13.6.2008 (In Hebrew/English).

 

Papers in Professional Journals and Other Publications

2008          Grobman, Yasha. J “ Performance” XXI magazine, Turkey. 10/2008. Pp 54-56. (In Turkish).

2008          Ferdman, A and Grobman, Yasha. “It is not just Jerusalem” Il Giornale Dell Architectura. Anno 7. N. 61. April 2008. (In Italian)

2006          Grobman, Yasha. J. “Archi-Types and Archi-Codes”. 7/2006. Text for the Gen[h]ome workshop in Tel Aviv University. Published in T_CODE website – http://tx.technion.ac.il/~tcode/.

2005          Grobman, Yasha. J. “The Digital Era in Architecture – Revolution or Evolution”. Israeli Architecture (AI). 63/2005 (in Hebrew and English), pp. 78-81.

 

Reports

2011          Green Retrofit – invited report for the municipality of Jerusalem. 2.2011. In collaboration with Arielle Blonder.

2015          Police stations design – Invited report for the Israeli Police. 5.2015. In collaboration with Dalit Shach-Pinsly.

2015          Wave Park – Invited report for the Tel – Aviv Municipality that examines the potential of creating a new type of waterfront. 7.2015. In collaboration with Roy Kozlovsky.

2018          Grobman, Y. J, Hershkovich, C., Balsan, A., Blonder, A., Austern, G., Weizmann, M., Perlstein, Y., – Developing building envelope cladding tiles based on complex geometry – final report for grant #2022402. Submitted to the Israeli Ministry of Construction and Housing. 1.2018 (In Hebrew).

2019          Becker, R., Grobman, Y. J, Rozenfeld, Y., Raviv, G., Chen, N., Leviathan, I., Maayan, A., Tavor, M., Trajtenberg, G. – Developing building envelope cladding tiles based on complex geometry – Final report for grant # 2025217. Israeli Ministry of Construction and Housing. 9. 2019 (In Hebrew).

2019          6. Grobman, Y. J, Allweil, Y, Levi, H., – Housing for The Elderly – The Role of Architecture in Inclusion or Exclusion of Elderly Population in Israel – Final report for grant # 2029796. Israeli Ministry of Construction and Housing. 1. 2023 (In Hebrew).

 

Patents

2018          Pourati, R., Larianovsky, P., Ben Tur, A., Grobman, Y. J., Yizhar, D., Robins, D.S., Shaked, T. Perelshtein, Y., Andrea, T. Weissman, A., Masri, B., Eilat, I., Eilat,Z. – Thin Shaped Structural Elements and Novel Method of Making Same. Provisional patent. 2018. USP Application No: 62716413 .

2018          Austern G., Grobman Y.J., Capeluto I.G., Elber G., Real Time Evaluation Method for the Fabrication Resources of Complex Geometry Molds, 2018. Provisional Patent, EFS ID: 33471961, Application Number: 62719676.

2020          Attias, N. Abitbol, T. Grobman, Y.J. – Thin Shaped Structural Elements and Novel Method of Making Same. 9/2020. Provisional Patent, Application Number: 63076490.

 

PhD Thesis

2008         Building the Digital World – Architectural Design Methods Based on the Use of Digital Tools – Performance Based Form Generation and Optimization. Supervised by Abraham Yezioro and Guedi Capeluto

 

March Thesis (AA DRL)

2001         Brand Gallery. Supervised by Brett Steele.