Jaggendorf House, at 10 Yehuda HaLevy Street, was designed in 1925, by the architects Liberson and Feinstein, in the eclectic style.  The building was declared conserved according to the conservation plan and located in the area declared a cultural  world heritage site by UNESCO.  The house represents a somewhat minimalist style from the 1920s, with the symmetry mainly expressed on the west side.  The façade includes an arcer and a projecting balcony with a parapet, as well as an upper section that conceals the tiled roof. The façade is rich in rectangular reliefs, decorated cornices and moulding at the roof edges. At the rear of the house one can discern the sandstone restricting the railway line that was laid here in 1892.
© Amit Geron

Architects: Yaniv Pardo Architects

Location: Yehuda ha-Levi St 10, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Amit Geron

© Amit Geron

From the architect. Jaggendorf House, at 10 Yehuda HaLevy Street, was designed in 1925, by the architects Liberson and Feinstein, in the eclectic style.  The building was declared conserved according to the conservation plan and located in the area declared a cultural  world heritage site by UNESCO.  The house represents a somewhat minimalist style from the 1920s, with the symmetry mainly expressed on the west side.  The façade include...