Pinsker 6
One of the White City's most iconic Bauhaus landmarks, restored and rebuilt for a new generation.
A heritage landmark, rebuilt to endure
The Tiefenbach House at 6 Pinsker Street is one of the White City's most iconic heritage buildings. Designed in 1933 by architect Pinchas Hitt, it reflects the pioneering spirit that shaped Tel Aviv in its early years.
For more than nine decades it has been part of the city's urban fabric. The Pinsker 6 project is dedicated to the meticulous preservation and reconstruction of the architectural elements that define its character, true to the original but built for the future.
Tiefenbach House designed by architect Pinchas (Philip) Hitt.
The White City declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
During Operation Rising Lion, a missile struck the building.
Designation changed from preservation to full reconstruction.
Where the sea meets the White City
Living in Pinsker 6 means residing in one of the most desirable locations in Tel Aviv, at the meeting point between the sea and the White City. The promenade and the beach, culture and nightlife, fine dining, lively markets, and the modern light rail are all within reach. A winning location that combines the city's history, its contemporary life, and its future.
Inside and out
Twenty-five residences
From intimate two-room homes to penthouses, across two sections of the building.
Make Pinsker 6 your home in Tel Aviv
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