White City Center, Tel Aviv – The Liebling House

Restoring the Restoration Center


In 2003, UNESCO declared the heart of Tel Aviv, the White City, a "world heritage site". At the center of the White City, at 29 Idelson Street, is the Max-Liebling House. The building, designed by architect Dov Karmi, was built in 1936, and we were delighted to take part in the preservation and renovation project of this historic structure some 80 years later.

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As part of the project for the preservation and renovation of the building at 29 Idelson Street, Tel Aviv (about which you can read more here), we were requested to perform 3D laser scanning and mapping of the structure and the lot it is on. Specific architectural elements and artifacts inside and outside the building and in the stairwells were scanned at especially high resolution. Using such a high-resolution laser scan it is possible to obtain a very detailed image of elements such as handrails, windows and doors, balconies and more, and so reconstruct, restore, or replace them in a way that is as true to source as possible.

We also mapped the lot and located it, and the structure that is on it, on the national coordinate system.

The scans enabled us to generate very detailed drawings of the facades, stairwells, ceilings, roof and everything in or on them.

After delivering the drawings, we produced an exact 3D model of the building, which is, in fact, the first structure for preservation in Israel for which a 3D model has been created from a 3D laser scan.

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