The Mark Kitt House was designed in 1939 as a residence by architect Robert Hoff, in the international style.
The characteristics of the international style in the building are expressed in the way it is built on the columns and through the play between sunken balconies and sliding balconies and the window openings.
The structure was damaged on September 9, 1940 by a direct hit by the bombs of the Italian Air Force planes.
In 2014, the company carried out restoration and conservation works of the building according to a documentation file, which included adding a floor to the original building designed by architect Eyal Ziv

4 floors | Apartments 8

Status: Occupied

Project type: TMA 38/2

Architect: Eyal Ziv