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Sign-O-Pedia: Yitzhak Schwartz (Shen Tzur)

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Architect

Born in Ternopil, Ukraine (1886-1958), immigrated to Israel in 1919. In parallel with the design of many buildings in the city of Tel Aviv, he also served as the engineer of the city of Tel Aviv in the years 1923-1926.

Well-known buildings designed by him: in the post office and telegraph building on Nahalat Binyamin Street that was destroyed, the "San Remo" Hotel - Hayarkon corner of Allenby that was destroyed, the Alice Palmer House - Lilienblum 37, the Zeltzer House - Allenby 19, the Accountants’ Office - Montefiore 1, the factory " Liber "and more.

The buildings in the site designed by Yitzhak Schwartz (Shen Tzur)
1 Tel Aviv - buildings for conservation - Rosenberg House, Rothschild 86
2 Tel Aviv - buildings for conservation - 19 Allenby - Zelczer House
3 Tel Aviv - buildings for conservation - 4-6 Trumpeldor
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