[1] Yehuda Magidovitch was born in 1886 in Uman in Ukraine, back then part of the Russian Empire.

[2] Magidovitch first built in the i1920s in the eclectic style, but beginning in the early 1930s he started moving towards Art Deco.

His first International style designs from 1934 retained a personal artistic expression.

[2] Magidovitch suffered a brain hemorrhage in 1954, which brought his professional activity to an end.

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