Ossischkin House
Cupolas, flashing, gutters. Tin coated copper, zinc.
This gem of architecture was buit in 1922, facing the mediterranean, amid sand dunes of the emerging city of Tel Aviv.
After almost century of slow decay, the building was painstakingly restored to its original beauty and additional three storeys of aluminum and glass were added on top of the original structure.
The work was conducted under close guidance of the Conservation Department of Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality.