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An informational plaque, likely made of metal or wood, stands in a dimly lit indoor setting. The plaque displays text in three languages—Hebrew, English, and Arabic—alongside a black and white architectural drawing. The drawing depicts a row of historic buildings along an alleyway, characteristic of early 20th-century architecture. The visible text identifies the subject as "9-7 Shefer Rabinowitz Alley." It describes the compound as a 10-building living space (including Shefer Alley 7, Rabinowitz House, and Shefer Alley 9, Tourner House) designed in 1921 by architect Joseph Tischler for the staff of the Anglo Palestine Company (APC) bank. The architectural style is noted as eclectic, with a unique crenelated roof parapet inspired by medieval architecture. The text also states that buildings 7 and 9, along with the rest of the alley's structures, were listed for preservation in 2008 and renovated in 2017 by Gal Peleg Architects. At the bottom right of the plaque, logos are visible, including "TEL AVIV YAFO" and text in Hebrew that reads "מבנה לשימור בעיר הלבנה" (Building for preservation in the White City). The top left corner of the plaque shows signs of wear, with a portion of the surface peeling away, partially obscuring the upper part of the architectural image. The background is dark and indistinct, with some foliage visible, suggesting an indoor environment. No people or activities are visible.
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