The first prompt I have chosen is “What factors contribute to a building’s successfulness and why is the Tel Aviv central bus station so unsuccessful?” It is clear that the Tel Aviv central bus station was designed in a manner that has resulted in its eventual abandonment, taken over by violent criminals and even a colony of bats. A number of factors can lead to success or failure of a building – such as design, function, cost-effectiveness and safety. In the case of this particular building, it seems that its confusing layout may have been an attempt at encouraging people to spend time shopping while they wait for their buses; however, this did not translate into success. Furthermore, the fact that it includes a nuclear bomb shelter may have also caused problems with overall maintenance costs.

Another issue could be related to security – often times criminals are attracted towards buildings where there are fewer bystanders due to perceived safety from potential witnesses or law enforcement agents. The lack of proper security measures thus led to criminal activity taking place within the building. This in turn led further away people from wanting use the facility and eventually lead up to its current state today.

Finally, one could speculate that poorly maintained facilities tend not attract customers due as well as being less desirable places for employees which would only worsen customer experience resulting even less customers using it subsequently leading towards larger losses financially than anticipated making maintainance difficult thus creating cyclic effect leading up higher decay levels eventually resultinhg in what we see today – completely abandoned structure occupied by some dangerous elements like criminal gangs etc…

These key points provide insight into why Tel Aviv Central Bus Station was unable to become successful despite having some unique features such as including a nuclear bomb shelter for 16000 people which could have potentially been beneficial for society if properly managed instead becoming an example when discussing failed urban development projects .

The Plate of Infinite Food restaurant is an example of a business venture that was unsuccessful despite its unique concept. The most obvious factor contributing to the failure of this restaurant is the unsustainable nature of its all-you-can-eat buffet. Allowing customers to eat as much as they want for a flat fee was bound to lead to overconsumption and higher costs than originally anticipated, making it difficult for the restaurant to make profits while still offering quality food and service.

Another potential issue could have been related to marketing; instead of attracting new customers, the “infinite” tagline might have repelled potential diners due to health concerns about overeating or eating too much unhealthy food. Furthermore, since this type of restaurant does not offer any specialized menu items, people who wanted more diverse culinary options would likely choose another venue with more variety in their offerings. Finally, poor customer service may also be another reason why this business did not take off – if customers felt ignored or rushed during their dining experience, they are less likely recommend the place to others and return themselves in future visits.

By taking into consideration these factors – sustainability/cost effectiveness; marketing strategy; menu selection & variety; customer service – one can understand why Plate of Infinite Food failed eventually becoming case study when discussing unsuccessful businesses today.