Quarter Kilometer Building
Beersheba, Israel

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The Quarter Kilometer Building in Beersheba, Israel, is a brutalist concrete structure completed in 1960 by architects Amnon Alexandroni and Avraham Yaski. Designed during the early decades of Israeli statehood, the building exemplifies the stark, monumental aesthetic of brutalism with its raw concrete construction. Now recognized as a heritage site in Israel, it stands as a significant example of mid-twentieth-century Israeli architecture and urban development in the Negev region.
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- Built
- Type
- building
- Materials
- concrete
- Heritage
- heritage site in Israel
- Place
- Beersheba, Israel
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