Page 44 - The Architecture of Nadler-Nadler-Bixon-Gil

Winning the planning
competition for the Ruppin
College of Agriculture (today
Ruppin Academic Center) in
1946 marked Shulamit and
Michael Nadler’s entry into
a field that was to become
central to their practice –
planning educational
institutes. This practice was
backed by the government’s
policy during Israel's early
decades, which placed
education at the top of its
national priorities. Since
then, Nadler-Nadler-Bixon-
Gil has established itself as
one of Israel’s most
innovative architecture firms
in designing elementary
and high schools, colleges,
education centers and
central buildings in academic
institutions. The firm’s

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