Outdoor and Public Art
- 1961 A mosaic wall at the Chief Rabbinate building, Tel Aviv
- 1966 A mosaic wall at Migdal Shalom (Shalom Tower), Tel Aviv
- 1967 A mosaic wall for Herzliya high school, Tel Aviv
- 1976 History of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, mosaic, Bialik Square, Tel Aviv
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