New Israel architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Israeli building news from across this small Middle East country.
Take a look at Top Audio, Herzliya Pituach – on the waterfront just north of Tel Aviv by Hila and Dan Israelevitz. The new office and showroom complex is for one of the country’s leading companies in the smart home and audio-video systems field.
Finally take a look at Dead Sea Desert Hotel by Bar Orian Architects in collaboration with Lambs & Lions Studio. This new luxury resort planned for the Judean Desert overlooking the Dead Sea is scheduled to open in 2025.
The 109 room-and-suite property will be built on a plot of land with an area of nearly five acres.
Design: Yoav Messer Architects. 160m-long bridge made from recycled shipping containers for a park under construction in Tel Aviv. Its modular units can be adapted to include additional features.
Tel Aviv University Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Competition winner: Atelier d’Architecture Michel Remon from France wins this Israeli architecture contest.
Design: Chyutin Architects. The building for the research laboratories of the National Institute for Biotechnology in the Negev (NIBN), is situated at the southwestern corner of the Ben-Gurion University campus.
Design: Studio Ron Shenkin. The Concrete House building consists of two rectangles placed perpendicularly on top of each other. The two rectangles connected by a bare concrete strip with a wooden like texture, formed by the formwork from where it was produced, this concert strip act as a ribbon, wrapping the rectangles together.
Google Israel, spectacular 8, 000sqm office in Tel Aviv, by architects Evolution Design, is an incredibly inspiring and innovative work environment for Google’s ever growing teams of engineers, sales and marketing.
Design: Roy David Studio. The proposed intervention comes with its own imprint / identity as a coherent visual representation of a collective voice dictated by the surrounding space, working towards understanding and emphasizing the essence of Jaffa.
Design: Ron Shenkin Studio
A welcoming room at the entrance display different historical items, images and videos from Tzur Moshe’s settlement period, and more current community information.
Design: Daniel Libeskind, Architects with Yigal Levi, architect. Controversy surrounds Daniel Libeskind’s pyramidal tower in Jerusalem. Following impassioned objections, the city recently approved the plan with major revisions.
Design: Roy David Studio. The office space covers two stories and it is situated inside a newly renovated building proposed by the studio as a high-tech business hub.
Design: Pitsou Kedem Architects. The creation of a line, this birth of the visual act, has been a meeting point throughout history of art, science and technology- from the dawn of writing to the abstractness of cave drawings and the penning of mathematical formulas – all of them make use of graphics to express a novel idea.
Design: Studio de Lange, Architects. Titled ‘Aluminum Vested Home’ this property is located in one of central Israel’s earliest communities, and sitting on a hilly 1000 m² plot. The house was created for a young family of 5.
Design: Roy David Studio. The new workspace designed for, Jelly Button Games and Hamutzim Studio, two companies sharing the same roof & founders, was a great challenge for the Architect Roy David, founder of the Tel Aviv based Architecture and Interior Design Studio.
Design: Tal Goldsmith Fish Design Studio. The house was planned for a couple holding senior positions, who decided to move their offices to their home so as to be with their young children throughout the day.
This house in Tel Aviv designed by Israelevitz Architects is full of contradictions, between sealed and closed, to open to natural light and to the outside area. Contradictions between colors and drama of volumes.
Design: Ron Shenkin studio for architecture & design. The structure functions as a place of convergence of mourners and for the reading of eulogies prior to and during the burial. It’s essential nature is that of a pavilion or open sided shelter and is located next to the cemetery.
Proposals were evaluated on the basis of their industrial, social and urban feasibility as part of the ambition to advance a broader transformation of urban spaces in Israel and in other contexts with similar climates.
Design: Rona Meyuchas Koblenz, rmkdesignoffice. Rona Meyuchas Koblenz designer and owner of rmkdesignoffice has just completed work on a bespoke lighting project which she was commissioned to create by the Aviv Group Israel.