Orot cinema
Beersheba, Israel
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The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.
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The Orot cinema in Beersheba, Israel, is a brutalist movie theater designed by architect Yaakov Rechter and completed in 1960. Built during the early decades of Israeli statehood, this structure exemplifies the bold geometric forms and raw concrete characteristic of brutalist architecture, reflecting the architectural modernism that shaped many public buildings in Israel during the mid-twentieth century.
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- Type
- movie theater
- Place
- Beersheba, Israel
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