Ussishkin house

The Ussishkin House features distinct architectural elements from the 1920s, with characteristic design patterns integrated throughout the residential structure by architect Aleksander Levi.

Completed in 1922 during the British Mandate period, the house represents early modern residential construction methods and materials used in the development of Tel Aviv.

The building stands as an example of residential architecture that illustrates the transformation of Tel Aviv from empty sand dunes into an urban center.

Located at 52 Hayarkon Street, the heritage site maintains regular visiting hours and provides educational tours focusing on architectural preservation methods.

The structure incorporates natural ventilation systems specifically designed for the Mediterranean climate, with multiple openings positioned to create air circulation patterns.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: 1922

Architects: Aleksander Levi

Address: הירקון 52

GPS coordinates: 32.07360,34.76640

Latest update: March 31, 2025 06:21