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{{distinguish|Ariel Sharon}}
{{Infobox architect
| name = Arieh Sharon
| image = AryehSharon.jpg
| nationality = Israeli
| birth_date = {{birth date|1900|05|28}}
| birth_place = [[Jaroslaw]], [[Poland]]
| death_date = {{death date and age|1984|07|24|1900|05|28}}
(contracted; show full)elopment of a regional urban center – a medium-sized town. Thus the plan provided for the establishment of 20 new towns, dispersed all over the country and established guidelines for industrial estates to be located close to the new towns. Sharon's plan led to the creation of [[development towns]] for example: [[Beit She'an]], [[Kiryat Gat]], and [[Upper Nazareth]].<ref>Esther Zandberg, [http://www.hagshama.org/en/resources/view.asp?id=65 ''Is There Room For Everyone?'']
{{dead link|date=October 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} Haaretz, 1 December 2000</ref> Agricultural regions were planned expanding into the southern [[Negev]] desert. A national water plan was set up that would carry water from the surplus areas in the north to the dry, water-poor areas in the south. And a network of National Parks was devised, spreading all over the country, exploiting the existing landscape features, nature reserves and historical sites.<ref>Yoav Sagi, [http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Archive/Communiques/1997/ESCAPE%20FROM%20MEGALOPOLIS(contracted; show full)
* Member of town planning committee, Tel Aviv, 1934
* Executive member of the Engineers’ and Architects’ Association, 1936
* Chairman of the I.I.A., Israel Institute of Architects, 1955
* Rokach Prize for Architecture (awarded by the Tel Aviv Municipality), 1960
* Leader of discussion on industrial prefabrication at the U.I.A. Congress in London, 1961
* Honorary member of [[Royal Institute of British Architects]] (RIBA), 1962
* [[Israel Prize]], for architecture, 1962 <ref>{{cite web
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* Member of Public Health Group of the U.I.A., 1962
* Member or the Executive of the U.I.A., 1963–1967
* Golden Medal of the Mexican Institute of Architects, 1963
* Chairman of the National Council for National Parks and Nature Reserves, 1964
* Honorary Member of the [[Akademie der Künste|Academy of Arts, Berlin]], 1965
* President of the Association of Engineers and Architects in Israel, 1965–1971
* Honorary Member of [[:de:Bund Deutscher Architekten|Bund Deutscher Architekten]], 1967
* Chairman of the I.T.C.C. (International Technical Cooperation Center) World Congress on: Technological Development of Israel and the Developing Countries, and of the I.T.C.C. World Congress: Dialogue in Development, in 1967 and 1970
* Honorary Fellow of the AIA - [[American Institute of Architects]], 1970
* Member of the Curatorium, [[Bauhaus Archive]] Berlin, 1975

==Published works==

===Books===
* [http://www.ariehsharon.org/Archive/Physical-Planning-in-Israel/Introduction “Physical Planning in Israel”], Tel Aviv, 1951.
* “Hospitals in Israel and the Developing Countries”, Tel Aviv, 1968.
* “Planning Jerusalem: The Old City and its Environs”, Weidenfeld and Nicolson Jerusalem, 1973.
* [http://www.ariehsharon.org/About/Forward “Kibbutz + Bauhaus: an architect’s way in a new land“]{{dead link|date=October 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}, Karl Krämer Verlag Stuttgart and Massada Israel, 1976.
* “University of Ife Master Plan”, Egboramy Co. & Arieh Sharon, Eldar Sharon, 1981.

===Articles===
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* Solo Exhibition: Kibbutz+Bauhaus: an architect’s way in a new land, [[Bauhaus Archive]] [[Berlin]], 1976 (exhib. cat.); the exhibition was shown in: Essen, Zurich (1977), Munich, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Mexico City (1978), Washington, New York, Philadelphia (1979) and Chicago (1980).
* Solo Exhibition: Bauhaus, Kibbutz und die Vision vom Neuen Menschen, 
Goethe Institute Tel Aviv, 1994.
* Solo Exhibition: "Who are you Arieh Sharon", HaHalalit, Hayarkon Street   70,Tel Aviv, May 2008.   
* [
https://web.archive.org/web/20110718235457/http://bauhaus.erfurt.de/html/eng/21.html Arieh Sharon – Bauhaus pupil and architect], Exhibition I 15.05. – 14.06.2009, [[Erfurt]], Germany. Part of the [http://bauhaus2009.itsrv.de/cms/website.php?id=/en/thueringen/index.htm Bauhaus 2009] celebration in [[Thuringia]]
* [http://www.bauhaus-dessau.de/index.php?current&newsdetail=20110125-286_kibbuz-1 Kibbutz and Bauhaus] Exhibition, 2011-2012, [[Bauhaus Dessau Foundation]], [[Dessau]], Germany

==See also==
* [[List of Israel Prize recipients]]
(contracted; show full)[[Category:Modernist architects]]
[[Category:Polish Jews]]
[[Category:Jews from Galicia (Eastern Europe)]]
[[Category:Polish emigrants to Israel]]
[[Category:Jews in Mandatory Palestine]]
[[Category:Israeli Jews]]
[[Category:1900 births]]
[[Category:1984 deaths]]