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Israel Bank of Agriculture,
Tel Aviv, 1955
1955 ,‫ תל־אביב‬,‫בנק החקלאות לישראל‬

such as a wide staircase
leading to a lobby that is
raised above street level.
As customary at the time,
the severity of the facades
was softened with motifs
including a relief of wheat
stalks at the Agriculture
Bank, a fine lattice of sun-
breakers at Beit Sokolov,
and a wall painting by
Shraga Weil in Ashkelon.

Toward the end of the
1950s the firm worked on
plans for the City Hall of
Toronto, Canada (1957),

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