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27 Ruppin Street

Overlooking the corner of Ruppin and HaKerem Streets, this residential building was erected in 1935 by Menashe Azouri Baruch and Ezra Yosef Khoury. The four-story building is an admirable example of the late International Style and features a partial columned ground floor, round port inspired windows and cantilevered balconies lined with decorative wrought iron railings. Designed by architects Abraham Berger and Yizhak Mandelbaum, this building demonstrates one of the cornerstones of the International Style as considerable effort was invested in detail serviceability and overall functionality.

Address
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Ruppin Street 27, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Constructed
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1935
Renewed
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2022
Client
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Goldblatt, Gindes, Yariv
Photographer
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Nimrod Levy
Project manager
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Amit Gavriel Building Inspector