About myself: "I am a 9th-generation Jerusalemite (on my mother's side), and love to wander its streets and neighborhoods and observe the many layers that exist simultaneously in it. Every time I return to Haifa, the freshness and crispness air of the Jerusalem air stays with me and inspires me in my studies at the Technion."
Adi studied at the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning. Since a very young age, she noticed "the great impact the space I'm in has on my feelings and my well-being. The decision to take architectural studies stemmed from my desire to create spaces in which people would feel good. My interests range on the scale between the Exact Sciences, which I relate to for their legality, rigorousness and logic, and the different forms of art, where you can experience a greater sense of freedom and be committed to the truth at the same time. I like the diversity of the Architectural program, which incorporates all of these elements."
When did you start the program: Winter 2011.
Hobbies and other activities: "I have been dancing ever since I can remember myself. I trained at the Academy of Classical Ballet and took Contemporary Dance lessons as well. For me, dance opens up a world of expression when words no longer suffice. I see a connection between the daring, openness and climactic moments I experience while dancing to the ones I aspire to reach in my artistic architectural creation."