Shulamit Nadler

Shulamit Nadler (; 1923-2016) was a prominent Israeli modernist architect best known for her design of the National Library of Israel.

Life Shulamit Knibski was born in Tel Aviv on August 16, 1923, to Rachel and Yitzhak Kanev.

Knibski trained at the Technion under Zeev Rechter; she was the second woman to complete an architectural degree at the school. At Technion, she met Michael Nadler , who became her husband and longtime architectural partner after her graduation.

In 1970, Nadler won the Rokach Prize.

Shulamit Nadler died in 2016 at the age of 93.

Work

Beit Sokolov, Tel Aviv, 1948 Israeli Agricultural Bank , Tel Aviv, 1925 National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, 1956 Jerusalem Theatre, Jerusalem, designed 1958

Books Zvi Elhyani, Michael Jacobson: Nadler, Nadler, Bixon & Gil, Architecture 1946-2010, 462 pages, Hebrew & English, Public school, 2016