Yoav Messer saves heritage buildings from demolition
When architect Yoav Messer enters the Norman Hotel in Tel Aviv, both staff and guests start greeting and hugging him. It’s clear that he’s a regular, which makes sense as he designed it and his office is only a short cycling distance away. ‘This p
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