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December 31, 2010 | GIL ZOHAR | Copyright

GIL ZOHAR
Jerusalem Post
12-31-2010
Kikar Davidka's vibrant revival
Byline: GIL ZOHAR
Edition: IN JERUSALEM
Section: Features
Type: News

Kikar Davidka used to be Jerusalem's version of East Berlin's Alexanderplatz - a dreary urban wasteland one couldn't hurry across fast enough. Now that's changing, thanks to visionary entrepreneurs like hotelier Maoz Inon, the square's redesign by Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta, and the transformation the long-delayed light rail will engender downtown after it begins service.

Inon - the think-outside-the-box tourism developer responsible for the Fawzi Azar Inn, located in a restored 200-year-old mansion …

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