Government Printing Office, Office building with International style architecture in Jerusalem, Israel
The Government Printing Office is an office building with International style architecture located in Jerusalem. Its facade combines concrete and glass with clean lines and minimal ornamental details, reflecting modernist design principles.
The building was constructed in 1937 during the British Mandate period under the design of architect Austen Harrison. It was built to centralize government printing and administrative document operations in a single location.
The building incorporates a mural by Israeli artist Avraham Ofek, representing the intersection of government administration and artistic expression.
The building is easily accessible in eastern Jerusalem and provides straightforward entry for visitors. The surrounding area offers clear navigation points and connects well with public transportation options.
The structure maintains its original purpose after 85 years, continuing to serve as the central hub for government printing services in Israel.
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