סמל המועצה לשימור אתרי מורשת בישראל
סמל העיר ירושלים
סמל משרד התרבות והספורט
סמל הרשות לפיתוח ירושלים
סמל משרד ירושלים ומורשת

מעון ניב
הבתים נבנו בסוף שנות ה 20 של המאה ה -20 עבור שלושה אחים ממשפחת עווידה הערבית-נוצרית. לאחר מלחמת העצמאות שימשו המבנים מוסדות חינוך וסעד. מוסד ניב לחרשים-אילמים פעל במקום עד שנת 2005. בשנת 2013 נעשו במבנים עבודות שימור.

موسمينة نيف
أقيم مجمع العارات هذا في أواخر العشرينيات من القرن العشرين الثلاث أخوة من دار عويضة المسيحية . بعد حرب ۱۹۶۸ استخدمتها مؤسسات تعليمية ورفاهية .. استخدمت المجمع مؤسسة نيف للصم واليكم جنی ..٢٠٠٥ . بعد الترميم عام ٢٠١٣ تحول إلى معرض للفنون .

Symbol of the Council for the Preservation of Heritage Sites in Israel
The emblem of the city of Jerusalem
Symbol of the Ministry of Culture and Sports
Symbol of the Jerusalem Development Authority
Emblem of the Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage

NIV HOME
Built in the late 1920’s for three Christian Uweidah family brothers. Used after the War of Independence as educational and welfare institutions. Niv institute for the deaf-mute operated until 2005. The compound was rahovated in 2013.

[תמונה של אחד הבתים במתחם]
[Image of one of the houses in the compound]

The sign shape is rectangular but its head is designed according to the silhouette of the old building of the Gymnasia Herzliya, which serves as a logo of the Council for the Preservation of Heritage Sites in Israel

The building was photographed that day Click for a larger image Click for a larger image


Note that the pillar on which the sign stands in such signs usually consists of a pillar from which two diagonal arms protrude is missing, and the diagonal arms are grounded in the ground. See a standard page shape Click for sign's details

Adjacent to this sign is a sign of the company to which the complex belongs, on which is written:
Emek Refa’im 45
This historic complex was built at the beginning of the last century by three brothers from the Arab-Christian elite of Jerusalem. The compound houses were designed and built in the style typical of the architecture of the welfare houses established at that time in neighborhoods such as Talbiyeh, the German Colony, Katamon and Baka . From the establishment of the state until the 1990s, the place housed various educational institutions, and in 2012, after being abandoned and exposed to the ravages of time, was acquired by the Hassid brothers, a Jerusalem family construction company, whose vision is to build and preserve the complex’s unique charm. And give him back his central place in neighborhood life.
Today the complex is used as the visitor center of the Hassid Brothers Company.
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