Histadrut Trade Union School - 1946
Chen Movie Theatre and Offices - 1954-57
Lessin House - 1948
Solel Boneh Headquarters - 1948-1952
Bank Hapoalim Headquarters - 1959-1960
Jewish Agency Headquarters - 1961-1965
Beit Yakhin Office Building - 1962
Labour Sick Fund Headquarters - 1963-1965
Agricultural Coop Headquarters (Beit Cur) - 1965-1968
Hamashbir Latzarchan Department Store - 1954-1957
HaMashbir Hamerkazi Offices - 1969
Medical School, Tel Aviv University - 1967-1972
Israel America House - 1970-1973
![Solel Boneh Headquarters - 1948-1952 :
With Dov Karmi.
The building was demolished in November 2009.
Excerpt from Tel Aviv Fever, 15.11.2009:
"Another historic icon in Tel Aviv is gone. The Solel Boneh Arcade at Allenby Street no. 111, a covered passage-way, was designed in the 1950s by Dov Karmi and Arieh Sharon in a modernist style and came to symbolize the era.
Within the arcade were 20 small businesses and the famous Tamar Cinema. The 3 upper-floors contained Soleh Boneh, once the largest construction [firm] in Israel, offices. The arcade was destroyed to make space for the 27 floors glass tower the American architect Richard Meier designed on the corner of Allenby and Rothschild Boulevard. The pictures were taken on Friday-afternoon, November 14th."
An article on 5.11.2009 by Noam Dvir, Haaretz.
Approximate location: Allenby 111](http://www.ariehsharon.org/Archive/Public-Buildings-Tel-Aviv/Solel-Boneh-Headquarters/i-rHCtWTC/0/Ti/SolelGone1-Ti.jpg "Solel Boneh Headquarters - 1948-1952 :
With Dov Karmi.
The building was demolished in November 2009.
Excerpt from Tel Aviv Fever, 15.11.2009:
\"Another historic icon in Tel Aviv is gone. The Solel Boneh Arcade at Allenby Street no. 111, a covered passage-way, was designed in the 1950s by Dov Karmi and Arieh Sharon in a modernist style and came to symbolize the era.
Within the arcade were 20 small businesses and the famous Tamar Cinema. The 3 upper-floors contained Soleh Boneh, once the largest construction [firm] in Israel, offices. The arcade was destroyed to make space for the 27 floors glass tower the American architect Richard Meier designed on the corner of Allenby and Rothschild Boulevard. The pictures were taken on Friday-afternoon, November 14th.\"
An article on 5.11.2009 by Noam Dvir, Haaretz.
Approximate location: Allenby 111")
