The Liebling Haus- White City Center, co-founded by the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality with the Tel Aviv Foundation and the German government in an effort to advance the recognition of the outstanding architectural landscape of Tel Aviv- with its collection of over 4,000 buildings built in the International Style, also known popularly as "Bauhaus" style, which led UNESCO to declare the White City area in Tel Aviv as a World Heritage Site in 2003. Joining several leading cultural institutions in the city, the Center is a valuable source of information for both residents and visitors about the heritage of the White City.

The opening events of the Center will take place over the weekend of September 19-21 (full program attached), marking the international celebrations of the Bauhaus centennial in collaboration with "Open House Tel Aviv", an annual architecture event.

The White City Center offers exhibition spaces, workspaces, a research lab and a café and will host events, tours, and workshops open to the public. The Center will promote Israeli-German collaborations through innovative strategies, technologies and products that contribute to sustainable conservation. In addition, the Center will conduct applied research and promote academic and institutional collaborations. The White City Center operates at the Liebling Haus (29 Idelson St.), built for Tony and Max Liebling in 1936, and designed by architect Dov Karmi with distinct features of the International style.

Alongside the eventful opening weekend of the White City Center, "Open House Tel Aviv" an annual architecture event, will showcase hundreds of interesting homes, unique private and public buildings, with a focus on some of the best-preserved buildings of the International style. Dozens of architectural tours in various languages will also be offered throughout the city - all free-of-charge and open to the public at large.