Almost 80 years after it was designed by architect Dov Karmi, the Liebling House on 29 Idelson St. is reborn as the White City Center.

 

The house - a paragon of international style architecture - will be converted from a residential building into a public center, undergoing a process of renovation and conservation. The Liebling House is a great example of the international style buildings that can be found in the heart of Tel Aviv: a unique urban phenomenon comprising of 4,000 edifices that have earned the White City the title of an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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In September 19, 2019, the Liebling House will officially reopen as the permanent residence of the White City Center.