While volunteering at the Movement for Israeli Urbanism (MIU), Hadasa lead the submission project for a competition hosted by The National Planning Administration in Israel. Hadasa lead the development of a participatory tool for urban planning based on paths created by people in the urban realm. The tool presents e perspective on planning based on peoples personal experience in the city. These experiences create a Bottom up approach to planning and that aims to balance the conventional top Down approach. 

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MIU won first place in this competition! The purpose of the competition was to encourage urbanism in Israel and search for new ways to strengthen Israeli Urbanism. 

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