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Beit HaAmudim

Beit HaAmudim meaning, the House of Columns, is a building located at 14 Rambam Street, in the Nahalat Binyamin neighborhood of Tel Aviv. Since 2011, it operates as a jazz club, hosting performances by Israeli jazz musicians every evening.

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1925

Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel

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Jazz club in Tel Aviv, Israel

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Yehuda Magidovitch

1886-1961 · Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel

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Yehuda Magidovitch was one of the most prolific Israeli architects. Among his prominent works are the Galei Aviv Casino, a café-restaurant, the great synagogue of Tel Aviv, the former Soviet Embassy in Tel Aviv and the Cinema Esther, both in Tel Aviv.

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Yehuda Magidovitch

studio · Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel

Role: designer

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