Beersheba City Hall

The three-story administrative center features geometric shapes and raw concrete elements characteristic of the brutalist architecture of the 1970s period.

Constructed in 1972 under architect Mikhail Nadler's direction, the city hall emerged during a period of rapid urban development in southern Israel.

The building stands as part of Beersheba's architectural collection, which attracts architecture students nationwide for studying diverse structural designs.

Located in the center of Beersheba, the municipal building centralizes administrative services for residents of Israel's fourth largest metropolitan area.

The structure incorporates angular concrete forms that reflect the architectural transition period between traditional buildings and modern governmental facilities.

Location: Beersheba

Inception: 1972

Architects: מיכאל נדלר

Floors above the ground: 3

Address: מנחם בגין 1

GPS coordinates: 31.24964,34.79967

Latest update: March 4, 2025 13:56