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Roy Kozlovsky

Roy Kozlovsky is the chair of the David Azrieli School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University, Israel. He received his PhD in theory and history of architecture at Princeton University in 2008. His academic research interests include postwar architectural environments built for children, comparative architectural historiography, coastal landscape infrastructure, and the techno-politics of crosstown expressways.

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Roy Kozlovsky at Tel Aviv University

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Roy Kozlovsky

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