Claim: In 1924, apartment buildings and urban villas were designed by Genia Averbuch in Tel Aviv, a city that was undergoing a building spurt then due to an immigration wave.
Evidence: Together with Sha'ag, Averbuch designed many apartment buildings and urban villas, and she collaborated with Elsa Gidoni Mandelstamm in designing Café Galina for the Levant Fair in 1934. The large immigration wave of middle class German Jews in early 1930s led to a building spurt in the city. 1909
Smila, Russian Empire