we listened to one-time performances of serenades and moving love songs on the balcony of the Liebling House; we participated in lectures on the evolution of the balcony in Israeli architecture, culture, and art; and we took part in guided tours
of the Liebling House, which successfully demonstrate how the building on
29 Idelson St serves as a living example of architecture that considers climate and space while respecting people and details.
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