Metzudat Ze'ev

Tel Aviv, Israel

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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Metzudat Ze'ev, a brutalist office building completed in 1966 on King George Street in Tel Aviv, rises sixty-one meters above the city. Also known as Beit Jabotinsky and HaMetzuda ("the fortress"), the structure was designed by architects Moshe Ben-Horin and Mordechai Ben-Horin. The building has served as headquarters for the Likud party's main staff and has become so closely associated with the party that it is sometimes used as a metonym for the organization itself.