About Us

Marla has been working in architecture in Jerusalem since 1985 and has been running her own office from 2005. She specializes in renovations and additions to historic properties, with a particular focus on Jerusalem’s rich architectural heritage.

In 2017 Marla earned a Master’s Degree in Historic Preservation of Architecture and Urbanism from the Technion Institute in Israel. She now dedicates her efforts to promoting the preservation of historic buildings and districts in Jerusalem. As a preservation architect, Marla brings a wealth of expertise to unique historic building projects. Her work encompasses the research and documentation of historic properties, as well as overseeing preservation issues during the licensing and construction processes.

Marla represents the Israeli Architects Association in the Union of International Architects Heritage and Culture Work Program. She is an active member of ICOMOS Israel, participating in its various professional groups. Additionally, Marla serves as a preservation consultant to the Jerusalem District Planning Commission. She also shares her passion for historic preservation by conducting tours of Jerusalem’s historic districts, both during ‘Open House’ events and for private groups.

Looking ahead, Marla is eager to continue her involvement in preservation projects and to further advocate for the preservation of Jerusalem’s historic buildings and districts.