Page 301 - The Architecture of Nadler-Nadler-Bixon-Gil

Nadler-Nadler-Bixon-Gil left
its unique mark on Israeli
residential architecture,
designing structures in all
of the field’s categories –
housing estates, detached
homes, apartment
buildings, immigrant
hostels and hotels.

In the years between
the 1950s and 1980s, along
with their early works in
the moshavim (where they
planned mostly education
and culture buildings), the
firm was also working with
many kibbutzim, especially
in planning dwelling units
and residential complexes
(Kfar Hahoresh, Gadot,
Kabri), and children’s homes
(Ginegar, Sasa). The firm’s
designs for kibbutzim
challenged the established

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