DMNTR 08 August 2022

№ 01 2022

‫ישראל‬ BROIDES ARCHITECTS

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The editor in chief’s word

EDITOR LETTER We live in a special time - a period of transformation. War has come to our house.

But as history shows, any crisis is an impetus for progress. An opportunity to review our values, beliefs and principles. The current situation faced by our generation exposes the thin and fragile, giving the opportunity to become stronger. Just as fire and water temper steel, changing the crystal lattice of matter, so a person changes at the inner level. They say bad times become good memories.

Having filled the issue with interesting content, we are gradually making changes to the design of the Home and Interior magazine itself. This issue is special in every way and from every angle. Therefore, we wish you, as well as ourselves, to keep up with the times, be open to innovations and fill life with bright colors.

«Everything will be Ukraine» Chief Editor of the magazine House and Interior.

Feride Adzhiniyazova

Pratsyuvali above the number:

Feride Adzhiniyazova editor-in-chief, chief designer ferika4444@gmail.com Volodymyr Kostyliev foreign editor, literary editor, proofreader lit.editor, proofreader, editordii@gmail.com Katerina Pakhomova editor editor, kpahomova66@gmail.com Marina Pilipenko editor Pavlo Botanov photographer

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SOFAS A well-chosen sofa can affect the overall mood of a space. Among the many presented models, we have selected new items that will adequately complement the most sophisticated interior.

2. Sofa Neil, Lema

1. Sofa system Dock, B&B Italia

1. Designer Piero Lissoni says B&B Italia’s upholstered Dock sofa system is heaven at home. The design of the sofa is built on a solid platform that supports an eclectic composition.

2. Modular sofa from Lema brand is available with low and high back. The designer of the model is Francesco Rota.

LIGHTING A variety of shapes and textures among the lighting items allows you to choose a model that will blend perfectly with the interior of your home.

Modern or classic - depends on taste preferences, but in any style there is a model to your liking.

1. Desk lamp Palm, Marioni

2. Lamp Nuee, Foscarini

1. With its exquisite simplicity and geometric balance, the Palm Table Lamp will add a touch of playful glamor to even the most austere space. 2. Foscarini’s Nuee lamp uses a special threedimensional technical fabric.

4. Sconce by Il Paralume Marina

3. Desk lamp Infinity, Giorgio Collection

3. The Infinity table lamp has become part of the eponymous interior collection from the Giorgio Collection brand. 4. Il Paralume Marine’s luxurious sconce design features classic motifs.

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ARMCHAIRS Ultra-modern or classic, laconic or expressive - regardless of taste preferences, there is a model that will win your heart. A good armchair can not only successfully complement the interior, but also become the highlight of the entire room.

2. Armchair Lawson, Minotti

1. Armchair Fantino, Lema

1. The elegant Fantino armchair for the Lema brand was designed

by Gordon Guillaume. The compact shape and curved lines of the model create light associations with the shape of a horse saddle.

2. The Lawson armchair is ideal for a residential interior and will be a great addition to a public interior.

CHEST OF DRAWERS In the manufacture of furniture, manufacturers scrupulously refer not only to the choice of materials, but also to decorative elements. Therefore, each model is a benchmark in the field of industrial design.

1. Storage system 360, Magis

2. Chest of drawers Boxie, Pedrali

1. Designer Konstantin Grcic has developed a simple and mobile storage system for the Magis brand, the containers of which do not open, but rotate 360 degrees. The model resembles an enlarged copy of a desktop organizer for stationery items. 2. Chest of drawers Boxie, Pedrali Boxie is a minimalist storage system from the Pedrali brand with light lines and shapes. It is just as easy to handle thanks to the handy drawers and wheels that make the whole system mobile.

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TABLES AND CHAIRS Designers never cease to amaze with the variety of models of tables and chairs. The world’s leading factories offer variations of any stylistic trends. We have compiled a selection of the most original options.

1. Table Octopus, Arflex

2. Chairs Cutter, B&B Italia

1. Octopus tentacles inspired designer Carlo Colombo to create the Octopus. 2. Chair with a slit on the back - a new design solution from Mario Bellini for the B&B Italia brand.

BEDS Newfangled beds combine not only a bright design, but also an important functional content.

Therefore, choosing the right model is not difficult, given the diversity of the modern market.

2. Bed Madame C, Bonaldo

1. Bed Richard, B&B Italia

1. The Richard model, designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia, is designed with a high edge that runs along the perimeter of the structure, which allows any type of mattress to be used with the bed. 2. The Madame C bed model from the Bonaldo brand is named after the legendary Coco Chanel.

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HOU MILIC HAREL ARCHITECTS

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WITH A GARDEN IN BETWEEN, THE FRONT SOUTH FA C A D E WA S D E S I G N E D A S A T W O L AY E R B U F F E R W I T H A G A R D E N B E T W E E N , T H U S M A I N TA I N I N G T H E P R I VA C Y O F T H E R E S I D E N T S W H I L E R E D U C I N G T H E TRAFFIC NOISE FROM THE SURROUNDINGS.

Studio: Milic Harel Architects Leader: Uri Milic and Adi Aharon Bijaoui Contact phone: +972-054-489-96-86 e-mail: studio@milic-harel.com Project Name: House Location: Tel Aviv Yaffo House area: 300 m2 Year: 2021 Photographer: Amit Geron

Built on a 700 sqm plot on a main road of a quiet North Tel Aviv neighbourhood, Z house was designed to provide its owners a sense of serenity and utmost privacy, offsetting the shortcomings of its busy location.

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With a garden in between, the front south facade was designed as a two layer buffer with a garden between, thus maintaining the privacy of the residents while reducing the traffic noise from the surroundings.

The entrance was defined as a “hole in the wall: the façade has no openings, only a niche with a steel door. Entering Z house showcases the north façade, completely open to the back garden, bringing together the interior and outdoor living spaces. To emphasize the lightness of this façade, a 4 meters high glass wall rises over the ceiling creating the appearance it is floating in space.

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A N E L E VAT I O N O F T H E E N T R A N C E F LO O R A N D B A C K G A R D E N H A S A L LOW E D FO R G U E S T R O O M S TO B E S I T UAT E D AT H A L F L E V E L S , B OT H A B OV E A N D B E LOW T H E E N T R Y L E V E L .

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An elevation of the entrance floor and back garden has allowed for guestrooms to be situated at half levels, both above and below the entry level.

This created an extension of the elegant appearance, as only one floor is seen from the street level.

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Z H O U S E WA S D E S I G N E D TO P R OV I D E I T S OW N E R S A S E N S E O F S E R E N I T Y A N D U T M O S T P R I VA C Y , O F F S E T T I N G T H E S H O R TC O M I N G S O F I T S B U S Y LO C AT I O N .

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A F L E X I B L E G U E S T U N I T I S LO C AT E D I N T H E B A S E M E N T . OA K WO O D S L I D I N G PA R T I T I O N S A N D A PULL DOWN GUEST BED HIDDEN IN THE CUPBOARD, D O U B L I N G A S A B E N C H W H E N C LO S E D A L LOW T H E R O O M T O B E F U L LY F U N C T I O N A L A S I T I S G E N E R A L LY O P E N T O T H E S P A C E .

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OUTSIDE THE MAIN HOUSE, THERE ARE DECK WA L K WAY S A N D T W O A D D I T I O N A L E N C LO S E D S E R V I C E S PAC E S T H AT TO G E T H E R C R E AT E A L I T T L E B I T O F R U S T I C AT M O S P H E R E I N T E R T W I N E D I N D O O R S AND OUTDOORS.

A flexible guest unit is located in the basement. Oak wood sliding partitions and a pull down guest bed hidden in the cupboard, doubling as a bench when closed allow the room to be fully functional as it is generally open to the space.

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DANA OBERSON ARCHITECTS

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TEMPORARY TONE VILLA

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A G A R D E N PAT I O WA S D E S I G N E D A S T H E HEART OF THE HOUSE BETWEEN THE OLD WING AND THE NEW ONE

Студия: Dana Oberson Architects e-mail: office@obersin-arch.com www.danaoberson.com Название проекта: Contemporary Stone Villa Местоположение: Neve Ilan Площадь: 560 м2 Фотограф: Amit Geron

The townhouse, of which the extension and preservation were completed in 2020, was one of the first houses built in the picturesque neighborhood at the end of the 19th century and was originally built as a one-story house with a flat roof.

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W H I L E T H E S T R E E T FA C A D E S P R E S E R V E T H E AESTHETIC CHARACTER OF THE ORIGINAL HOUSE A N D O F T H E N E I G H B O R H O O D , T H E PAT I O ’ S S T E E L F R A M E D W I N D O W S FA C A D E S W E R E D E S I G N E D AS A CONTRAST ENTITY, EMPHASIZING THE NEW ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN.

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During the 1930s, the house was extended and architecturally redesigned, adding a second floor with a tiled roof, a gallery balcony, and exterior stairs. With the passage of time, the beautiful house suffered from neglect. However, it was recently sold to its new owners, a family of six.

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The front yard that had originally been two meters higher than the street was terraced, creating a new level with a welcoming exterior entrance and a service area on the street level as well as a new lowered yard that brings in natural light and air to the basement. A new staircase was designed and built to lead towards the preserved entrance level.

A garden patio was designed as the heart of the house between the old wing and the new one, providing extra natural light and functioning as an intimate private outdoor space in the middle of a very dense urban fabric.

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While the street facades preserve the aesthetic character of the original house and of the neighborhood, the patio’s steel-framed windows facades were designed as a contrast entity, emphasizing the new architectural design.

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T H E F R O N T Y A R D T H A T H A D O R I G I N A L LY B E E N T W O M E T E R S H I G H E R T H A N T H E S T R E E T WA S T E R R A C E D , C R E AT I N G A N E W L E V E L W I T H A W E LC O M I N G E X T E R I O R E N T R A N C E A N D A S E R V I C E A R E A O N T H E S T R E E T L E V E L A S W E L L A S A N E W LOW E R E D YA R D T H AT B R I N G S I N N AT U R A L L I G H T A N D A I R TO T H E B A S E M E N T .

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DESIG GAL GAON GALLERY& AR

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GAL GAON GALLERY DESIGN & ART COLLECTION Gal Gaon (Israeli, b. 1967) is an architect and designer based in Tel Aviv, Israel.

His custom-designed furnishings include tables, desks, benches, consoles, and stools that marry the fields of fine art and design. His multi-disciplinary creative philosophy is reflected through contradictions in his work–he strives work that is clean and sleek while he injects an edgy aesthetic. He selects material to emphasize these contrasts, such as particular woods and finishes juxtaposing deep black with light panels, or orienting wood grains in various directions. Gaon’s architectural training is also apparent in each piece with mathematical precision and a balancing of of line, form, composition and structure. Each work is designed and fabricated in Israel.

Gaon received his degree in architecture from Bezalel, Jerusalem and earned an EMBA from Tel Aviv University.

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QUINTANA PARTNERS

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AT N I G H T T H E H O U S E T U R N S I N TO A G LOW I N G L A N T E R N T H AT M A R K S W H E R E T H I S F A M I LY L I V E S . I T I N F L U E N C E S T H E AT M O S P H E R E I N T H E G A R D E N A N D I N A L A R G E R S C A L E I M PAC T S T H E Q UA L I T Y O F T H E U R B A N S PAC E .

Project author: Benito Escat & Pol Castells Studio: QUINTANA PARTNERS Contact phone: +34 932 694 899 Email: INFO@QUINTANAPARTNERS.COM Project name: Home B Location: Tel Aviv Implementation year: 2022

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The most important of our work is the reutilitzation and use of existing elements in the renovation bringing the beauty behind all paint layers. We ex-

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tend our reutilization mission also on furniture, giving a little contribution to creation of a sustainable construction that affects our planet less.

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We believe that ecology is an interesting topic, which is very present in us trying to give new life to materials.

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ORLY SHREM ARCHITECTS

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O N T H E T E R R I TO R Y T H E R E A R E T WO H O U S E S D E S I G N E D B Y T H E A R C H I T E C T O R LY S H A R M - T H E MAIN BUILDING WITH AN AREA OF 2000 SQ.M. AND A GUEST AREA OF 1000 SQ.M.

Studio: Jacobs-Yaniv Architects Leader: Tamar Jacobs, Oshry Yanov Contact phone: +972-9-794-40-22 e-mail: mailto: info@jacobs-yaniv.com Project Name: Bare House Location: Herzliya Area: 200 m2 Photographer: Amita Gerona

Businessman Roman Abramovich purchased a villa at 93-95 Nasi Ben-Zvi Street in Herzliya Pituach in early 2020, paying for it a record 226 million shekels (about $65 million) for Israel.

The seller of the villa is Alan Howard, owner of one of the world’s largest hedge funds Brevan Howard, who bought it in 2006 from Lenny Recanati for $9 million and invested tens of millions of dollars in its expansion.

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For two years, Howard tried to sell it for $100 million, and a year ago he leased it to Abramovich with a sale option, which was exercised.

The area of ​​the villa is 9500 sq.m. To create it, four land plots were combined.

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On the territory there are two houses designed by the architect Orly Sharm the main building with an area of ​​2000 sq.m. and a guest area of ​​1000 sq.m. The villa also has a tennis court, a pool with a hydraulic bottom that can be raised and turned into an event area, a basement floor.

This is the third property purchased by Abramovich in Israel. In 2015, he purchased a plot on Shabazi Street 11 in the Neve Tzedek quarter of Tel Aviv, on part of which the historic building of the Versano Hotel is located, and in 2019, the Bait Magen building on Shenkar Street 2 in Tel Aviv.

Awnings

Pergolas

Sun sails Umbrellas Fabric blinds

Blinds

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ALON WIT

HAVKIN ARHITECTS

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NE AND TH FAMILY

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AT N I G H T T H E H O U S E T U R N S I N TO A G LOW I N G L A N T E R N T H AT M A R K S W H E R E T H I S F A M I LY L I V E S . I T I N F L U E N C E S T H E AT M O S P H E R E I N T H E G A R D E N A N D I N A L A R G E R S C A L E I M PAC T S T H E Q UA L I T Y O F T H E U R B A N S PAC E .

Studio: Havkin Architects Head: Hilla Havkin e-mail: havkinh@gmail.com Project name: Layers House Location: Ramat Hasharon Implementation year: 2019 Area: 450 m2 Photographer: Shai Epstein

The house is located on the land in an L-shape and speaks in a language of layers. First we opened up the house completely and then we started covering it with layers, like fine fabrics, layers of lace. It allows us to create a precious world inside.

We work with trees, perforated screens and curtains. Where the light meets the interior, we see a game of projection and reflection; on the wooden floors, the walls, the ceiling, the

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T H E H O U S E I S LO C AT E D O N T H E L A N D I N A N L - S H A P E A N D S P E A K S I N A L A N G U A G E O F L AY E R S .

F I R S T W E O P E N E D U P T H E H O U S E C O M P L E T E LY A N D T H E N W E S TA R T E D C OV E R I N G I T W I T H L AY E R S , L I K E F I N E FA B R I C S , L AY E R S O F L A C E .

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concrete.

At night the house turns into a glowing lantern that marks where this family lives. It influences the atmosphere in the garden and in a larger scale impacts the quality of the urban space. These clients care about good aesthetics, good style and are aware of the responsible position of this house on the corner of two streets.

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Also the floors come in layers. Sometimes it is not clear which floor is ground floor. On one corner of the plot ground floor touches the land. On the opposite corner it is the basement that does so. It is into the same corner that visitors first arrive and get to see where both worlds meet. The upper floor is like a weighty box that rests on a glass cube. It encloses the children’s space and the parents’ suite. It provides a fitting world of intimacy, security and privacy.

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In the design of the garden we also see layers. Some trees rise up from the basement, some from ground floor. The garden is composed from different level of heights. And it brings depth to the house.

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I/S H PARITZKI&LIANI ARCHITECTS

HOUSE

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T H E C O M P O S I T I O N A L D E S I G N I D E A FO R T H I S H O M E WA S TO B U I L D 6 0 0 C OV E R E D S Q U A R E M E T E R S D I S T R I B U T E D OV E R T H R E E S TO R I E S , W H I L E A L S O AT T E M P T I N G TO C R E AT E T H E I L L U S I O N T H AT T H I S VO L U M E D O E S N OT E X I S T .

Studio: Paritzki & Liani Architects Leader: Itai Paritzki and Paola Liani Contact phone: +972-03-510-11-34 e-mail: officepl@barak.net.il Project name: IS House Location: Tel Aviv Square: Year: 2022 Photographer: Amit Geron

The lines and volume of the IS House aim to refect the distinctive form of its surrounding environment. The house is located on a trapezoidshaped property with a view of open green space to the southeast. We took use of this perspective throughout the building’s development,

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The area’s form includes some variations in height between the entry zone (55,23 MSL) and the south-western end (53.75 MSL). On the open side, we developed a water landscape with a 30m long pool that leads to a fnal basin at a lower stance in the garden’s greenest segment.

We directed the water to this irregular section of the estate, where the two long sides of the structure join and form a point in the dense vegetation. The water fow, similar to a river, fows via a stepped fall kasaneochi, formed by juxtaposed stones that follow the direction of the water. As a result, depending on the fow and velocity of the water, it produces a varied sound.

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The compositional design idea for this home was to build 600 covered square meters distributed over three storeys, while also attempting to create the illusion that this volume does not exist. During the early design phase of this project, the initial ideation was to emphasize and sublimate the dispersed nature that surrounds the estate, as well as to turn essential aspects of the site into its values.

The roof is made by the juxtaposition of two scalene triangles, which are based on the main axis East-West of the house. The axis is the base of the volumetric and organizational order of the house. Starting from the entrance, at +55.25 m, the frst southern part under the roof towards the pool includes the living room, the dining room, and the kitchen. These zones receive light not only from the three sides of the perimetral triangle but also from above, coming from the cut between the ceiling surfaces.

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THE ROOF IS MADE BY THE J U X TA P O S I T I O N O F T WO S C A L E N E TRIANGLES, WHICH ARE BASED ON THE MAIN AXIS EAST-WEST OF THE HOUSE.

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This small garden also works as a meditation place, an intermission along the domestic path, to observe nature and the seasons’ changing, refecting the various atmospheres in the most intimate part of the house. On the right, light enters from the garden terrace, which is placed in the breach between the two portions of the roof.

The frst foor is composed of three areas, one for each son. A space open to the exterior was built for each section, providing the sons with a place separate from the communal spaces of the rest of the house. The room with access to the garden-terrace is located above the entrance of the building and was designed like an independent apartment, facing the surrounding green gardens.

The other two sons’ apartments are respectively connected to the patio and the covered terrace.

Oblique folds of the roof are visible here, as they were positioned on this foor to provide a continuous vista and that enhances the natural light.

The point at the end of the house appears to hover above the lower portion of the estate, due not only to the diference in height of the region but, also to the glass between the ground foor and the lower level. These broad empty spans were made feasible by the folding of the roof surface and its structural scheme.

The most public areas, the ofce and library, are located on the lower level facing the garden with the fnal pool and the lush vegetation. The area is fully enclosed by glass and is lit from the top as well as from the terrace adjacent to the last point. The wellness area, gym, cinema, and parking are all located on this foor, which is connected to the ground level through a private stair.

The diferences are achieved by ramps and concealed linkages in the gardens, creating a promenade that traverses the various exterior and interior regions. Water, the major visual and acoustic element that mutates the endless refections among the surrounding foliage, the sky, and the glass, is continuously present in the company of vibrant green vegetation.

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T H E M O S T P U B L I C A R E AS , T H E O FC E A N D L I B R A R Y , A R E LO C AT E D O N T H E LO W E R L E V E L FA C I N G T H E GARDEN WITH THE FNAL POOL AND THE LUSH V EG E TAT I O N .

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BLAC PAVIL

PITSOU KEDEM ARCHITECTS

CK LION

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Location: Tel Aviv Total site area: 500 sqm Total plot area: 300 sqm programme: single family house

Announcement Pitsou Kedem Architects’ Black Pavilion House Is Reflected Onto A Linear Swimming Pool In Israel Tel-Aviv-based architecture firm Pitsou Kedem Architects has designed a Pavilion House clad with a

thin layer of black-colored slate planks in Tel AvivYafo, Israel.

Called Pavilion House, the 300-square-metre house is located in a residential area north of Tel Aviv, the back garden of the house is differentiated with a linear swimming pool at the garden.

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A R O U N D T H E L AYO U T O F P O L E S A N D B E A M S T H E H O U S E I S E N V E LO P E D W I T H W I D E W I N D OW S H E L D I N PLACE WITH A SURROUNDING STEEL BEAM IN WHICH VA R I O U S S Y S T E M S A R E C O N C E A L E D .

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Although from afar, the house seems one-leveled, this house – which sits on a platform that rises 60cm above ground level and it has another level dug underground.

The Pavilion House’s structure resembles a tent raised on stilts – eight frames of steel poles and beams, set in two-meter intervals, hold the concrete ceiling and frame the central space, reaching 3.85m high.

Around the layout of poles and beams the house is enveloped with wide windows held in place with a surrounding steel beam in which various systems are concealed. A ribbon window situated above the beam makes the ceiling seem to float - another ribbon window, set in the gap between the platform and the house, illuminates the basement.

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The house takes more natural light entering through a rectangular internal courtyard at the heart of the house, completely open to the sky and surrounded with glass walls that allow sunlight to reach the basement floor.

«This abundance of natural light is framed with four thick walls, one on each facade – that delineate the house’s different areas (the entrance wall, the living room wall, or the main bedroom),» said Pitsou Kedem Architects.

«These walls are covered in a thin layer of slate planks placed one slightly overlapping the other. This arrangement of planks sets the tone of the house’s overall design – the window openings in the walls, the texture of the internal walls and the carpentry items, the flooring slabs and the garden planters.»

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Pitsou Kedem Architects has office in Tel-Aviv and produces various types of projects, including residential, commercial and housing projects. The studio recently completed the Split House in the Savyon district of Israel - the house feature large scale sunken yards.

All images © Amit Geron

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T H E P O I N T I N T I M E A T W H I C H W E F I N A L LY F E LT R E A DY TO B U I L D WA S A C O M B I N AT I O N O F B OT H PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL CLARITY ABOUT W H AT W E D R E A M O F A N D W H AT W E N E E D .

Studio: Jacobs-Yaniv Architects Leader: Tamar Jacobs, Oshry Yanov Contact phone: +972-9-794-40-22 e-mail: mailto: info@jacobs-yaniv.com Project Name: Bare House Location: Herzliya Area: 200 m2 Photographer: Amita Gerona

This house is home of two architects and two children.

The design of our own house lasted about 6 years.

During this time, we have tried different shapes, sizes, materials, details, everything on paper and never understood why is this so long due to lack of time to devote ourselves to design, budget, etc. Considering that during this time we have gained a lot of experience in other projects and hours of conversations with clients, listening to their dilemmas, we became more aware of our own needs, and our values ​​became clearer and more understandable.

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The point in time at which we finally felt ready to build was a combination of both professional and personal clarity about what we dream of and what we need.

Having lived on the lot in a small house for many years and experienced life as two large pecans and many other fruit trees, we knew that the new home would be part of an existing garden that had been there long before us. The starting point for us was green surroundings, perfect daylight and a westerly breeze from the nearby Mediterranean Sea. The choice of materials was a very clear agenda for working with materials in their bare, basic state; marking form and structure in their most sincere state.

Celebration is also what is for us, a harmonious and subtle connection with a well-grounded garden. The same materials are carried inwards to blur the lines inside and out.

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T H E C H O I C E O F M AT E R I A L S WA S A V E R Y C L E A R AG E N DA FO R WO R K I N G W I T H M AT E R I A L S I N T H E I R B A R E , B A S I C S TAT E ; M A R K I N G FO R M A N D S T R U C T U R E I N T H E I R M O S T S I N C E R E S TAT E .

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Concrete and masonry are the most common building materials and building technologies in Israel. From a practical standpoint, raw finishes weather respectfully and aesthetically unlike renders, which are always in need of repair. We love local materials and always we get frustrated when rendering covers everything.

The height of the house is determined by the size of the blocks and the subtle search for a powerful harmony in scale between people and space, between street and house, between earth and hair.

A thin concrete roof hangs over the central space, allowing a constant look into the sky and treetops and analyzes the question of the weight of the chosen “heavy materials”.

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A THIN CONCRETE ROOF HANGS OVER THE CENTRAL S PA C E , A L LOW I N G A C O N S TA N T LO O K I N TO T H E S K Y A N D T R E E T O P S A N D A N A LY Z E S T H E Q U E S T I O N O F T H E W E I G H T O F T H E C H O S E N « H E AV Y M AT E R I A L S » .

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In the public area, a double-sided iron library crosses and separates the kitchen and living room without breaking the ceiling. The design of the library purposefully creates two “gates” between the two sides.

Considering space for a single family and provoking a programmatic layout, we decided to divide between the children’s area and our area to the end of the house, while the meeting place for everyone is in the center, where the hall, kitchen and dining room are right in front of the trees.

The wish was that the living room would act as a courtyard; Closed garden, extension of the gar-

den inside the house. Each area is defined by its own roof, which defragments and reduces the overall length of the house.

The house is built one-storey, about half the height of the trees; So, on the one hand, it is not higher than the trees, but on the other hand, inside, it feels very spacious and airy, with openings facing east and west for optimal daylight and air.

Outside the main house, there are deck walkways and two additional enclosed service spaces that together create a little bit of rustic atmosphere intertwined indoors and outdoors.

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OUTSIDE THE MAIN HOUSE, THERE ARE DECK WA L K WAY S A N D T W O A D D I T I O N A L E N C LO S E D S E R V I C E S PAC E S T H AT TO G E T H E R C R E AT E A L I T T L E B I T O F R U S T I C AT M O S P H E R E I N T E R T W I N E D I N D O O R S AND OUTDOORS.

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ITA BINDERMANAPA ARCHITECTS IN T

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ALIAN ARTMENT TEL AVIV

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Designed by: Eran Binderman Studio: Binderman Architects Project name: Italian apartment in Tel Aviv Location: Tel Aviv www.bdm-arc.com

T H E A R C H I T EC T ’ S I D E A WA S TO C R E AT E A N U R B A N AT M O S P H E R E I N T H E LO F T S T Y L E I N T H E A PA R T M E N T

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Architect Eran Binderman, Binderman Architects, designed the interior of an apartment in Tel Aviv, Israel. The client asked for a spacious loft-style apartment that would be very bright, spacious and, most importantly, not too “fashionable”.

Different zones smoothly flow into each other without encountering obstacles.

Only private rooms are separated from the common space - the master and guest bedrooms, dressing rooms and bathrooms.

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The architect’s idea was to create an urban loft-style atmosphere in the apartment: a spacious balcony and large windows connect the interior to the urban landscape, while the polished stone floor resembles a concrete road surface. Darker colors are intended to create a cozy feeling. The contrast between warm materials - rough wood, textured concrete walls, textiles - and minimalist coolers like stainless steel and glass add brightness to the room.

Photographer: Oded Smadar

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SHARON WEISER ARCHITECTURE

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Studio: Broides Architects Tel-Aviv Supervisor: Hila Rak Broides and Ran M. Broides Contact phone: +972-054-449-41-26 e-mail: mailto:office@broides.co.il Project Name: VHRS Family Vacation House Location: Tel Aviv-Yafo Implementation year: 2020 Area: 350 m2 Photographer: Amit Geron

T H I S I S A S T O R Y A B O U T A H O M E A N D T H E F A M I LY T H A T L I V E S I N I T . I T ’ S A S T O R Y A B O U T E U C A LY P T U S T H AT WA S P L A N T E D H E R E 5 0 Y E A R S A G O .

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This is a story about a home and the family that lives in it. It’s a story about eucalyptus that was planted here 50 years ago.

A story about lightning and industrial structure and a desire to give the sense that the home was always present on the field. On a 400 sqm plot, a 320 sqm house was designed, 3 floors high. The house is built in an industrialized style that combines colored metal plates in black, which highlights the desire to create a temporary presence structure that respects the natural environment and the urban fabric.

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The entrance floor is built as an open space, the line starts from the front door and accompanies double space until the exit to the garden, where the view meets the swimming pool and the protective back fence. The vertical axis of which contains the stairs and the bridge on the first floor is characterized by bare concrete at the bottom of it and will go down to the living room wall with the integrated television and fireplace.

The public functions are located on the ground floor, the living room library creates a center for public space and all functions are directed to it. Kitchen and living room dining room and work area hidden behind the staircase. The entire entrance floor is surrounded by lagoons from floor to ceiling, creating complete transparency and uniformity between tight faces. Combining natural materials: Bare concrete floor,

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metal stairs, and bare concrete on the walls, to create layers and layers of different materials and reflections between region and region.

The bedrooms of the parents and children were designed on the first floor. The crossing between the rooms is accompanied by a bridge with

a library and a glass railing, giving transparency and views to the lower space and the views of the neighborhood’s vegetation and sky.

The basement floor has a central family space and two suites for the older children. The facade of the house is covered by the British in lace fabric, from the traditional building which gives respect to matter and restores the old Tel Aviv houses.

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Studio: Broides Architects Tel-Aviv Supervisor: Hila Rak Broides and Ran M. Broides Contact phone: +972-054-449-41-26 e-mail: mailto:office@broides.co.il Project Name: VHRS Family Vacation House Location: Tel Aviv-Yafo Implementation year: 2020 Area: 350 m2 Photographer: Amit Geron

A D E C O R AT I V E P O O L R E V E A L S A WAT E R FA L L FA Ç A D E TOWA R D S T H E E N T R A N C E O F T H E LOT A N D I S S U R R O U N D E D B Y A N AC C E S S R A M P L E A D I N G TO T H E UPPER LEVEL OF THE HOUSE.

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The two-level house is situated at the center of the lot, in a manner that each level enjoys a spacious yard. A decorative pool reveals a waterfall façade towards the entrance of the lot and is surrounded by an access ramp leading to the upper level of the house. The house entrance experience is accompanied by the murmur of water and the shadows of a Weeping Willow tree growing up from the pool. The entrance outdoor foyer functions as a front porch that overlooks the front garden and towards a patio that connects between both levels of the house and allows views between its various parts. An impressive staircase made of iron and wood is situated alongside the patio.

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Four master bedrooms are located on the upper level of the house. Each two bedrooms have a private foyer separated by a frosted glazed acid glass sliding door. At the center of the floor a family seating area enjoys a balcony overlooking the backyard and the pool at the lower level.

At the lower level the stairs lead towards a living room where a fireplace hangs from the ceiling and its chimney heating the family room located on the level above. At the other wing of this level a spacious kitchen and a dining area are located one next to each other. Behind them, a rear service area was hidden. The living room and kitchen embrace a roofed outdoor sitting area with a fireplace and a dining area.

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A fifteen-meter-long swimming pool at the backyard can be fully shaded by a dynamic horizontal and vertical canopy. Access is available directly from the courtyard to the service area, featuring the changing rooms and toilets for pool users, without the need to pass

through the house. An access ramp gaps between the entrance level to the hospitality and swimming pool level. The patio is reviled from the center of the ramp and provides a glimpse towards the various levels of the house.

The house’s layout is geometrically simple and resembles two white plaster cubes which are separated by the center patio.

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The main wall of the entrance was covered with an unrefined stone collection in shades of grayish sand and is illuminated by a skylight which emphasizes and enhances the three-dimensional depth of the material. The covering continues additional walls of the house,

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between the large windows, and penetrates the interior space of the main living room. The living level is covered by parquet floor, and the hospitality level and the outdoor areas are paved with Bluestone tiles. The interior walls are white as a gallery like background for the various works of art.

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VILL SHACHAR + ROZENFELD ARCHITECTS

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T H E U P P E R F LO O R B A LC O N Y P R OT R U D E S B E YO N D T H E G R O U N D F LO O R A N D H I D E S AT L E A S T PA R T O F T H E C O U R T YA R D W I T H T H E P O O L F R O M T H E NEIGHBORS.

Project author: Yael Shachar and Lior Rozenfeld Studio: Shachar - Rozenfeld Architects Email: office@sr-arc.co.il www.sr-arc.co.il Project name: Villa 4 Location: Herzliya Flor Area: 320 m2 Photographer: Shai Epstein

Private villa in the center of the urban environment: what to do so that the neighbors do not peep For the sake of privacy, the new house in Herzliya is designed with large windows to one side, where there are no nearby houses. The other 3 façades are almost closed and the indoor roof garden adds some greenery.

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Entrance to the house, through a common passage to private houses built in a new complex. To ensure privacy, a floating steel structure and exterior drywall sheets were assembled around the house, with 30 cm gaps between them. The plot is small, so a small garden was laid out on the roof of the parking lot.

“The floating element,” says architect Lior Rosenfeld, “is used on the top floor as a screen to hide the face of the neighboring house.” The “Western Green” area in the northwest of Herzliya contains mostly apartment buildings and 40 private houses.

The hallway connecting the bedrooms on the top floor opens onto the concealment element and the rooftop garden of the car park with large windows.

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“ T H E F LO AT I N G E L E M E N T , ” S AY S A R C H I T E C T L I O R R O S E N F E L D , “ I S U S E D O N T H E TO P F LO O R A S A S C R E E N T O H I D E T H E FA C E O F T H E NEIGHBORING HOUSE.”

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The area of ​​the house is 360 square meters, two floors and a basement. The living room and kitchen are open to the public, with wide, hidden-framed windows (photo: Shay Epstein) The top-floor balcony protrudes beyond the ground floor and hides at least part of the pool yard from neighbors. “The basis of the planning,” explains Rosenfeld, “was the theme of the urban environment. The goal was to remove all the “noise” and create an urban villa with maximum privacy.

The white front door opens into the living room. Hanging on the wall in the dining area is a work by Yossi Bacher, selected by with the help of a curator working with architects.

In the master bedroom, a glass wall separates the sleeping area from the bathing area. In its lower part there is a white chest of drawers with a sink, from which a mirror rises at the touch of a button.

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“ M Y H U S B A N D ’ S D R E A M WA S A P R I VAT E H O U S E , A N D I A LW A Y S R E F U S E D I T , ” T H E M O T H E R O F T H E F A M I LY S A Y S F R A N K LY .

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“My husband’s dream was a private house, and I always refused it,” the mother of the family says frankly. “A private house requires a lot of care and maintenance. I was also afraid for the kids because of the size, the stairs, the pool.”

The dream of a villa was made when the couple lived with their three children (now aged 21, 18, 13) in four-room apartment in the center of Herzliya. Eventually, despite their mother’s misgivings, the couple began looking for a suitable house in the city. First they were looking for a built house. When they could not find it, they decided to buy an empty plot for construction. “Herzliya is very expensive,” the mother explains, “sellers are asking for a very expensive price for a house that is in need of renovation. This brought us to the construction site situation.”

A suitable site was found in the Western Green area. It is located northwest of the city center, close to major roads and close to attractions such as Herzliya Park, the country club, the performing arts hall, and the Seven Stars mall.

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I N T H E M A S T E R B E D R O O M , A G L A S S WA L L S E PA R AT E S T H E S L E E P I N G A R E A F R O M T H E B AT H I N G A R E A . I N I T S LOW E R PA R T T H E R E I S A W H I T E C H E S T O F D R AW E R S W I T H A S I N K , F R O M W H I C H A M I R R O R R I S E S AT T H E TO U C H O F A B U T TO N .

In 2004, the area was expanded with the addition of 717 housing units, 40 of which are stand-alone units, and has been seen as in demand ever since.

“An amazing and quiet area,” says the mother, “if earlier the Sokolovsky district was the center, since the park was opened and the city has developed towards exits, the area has become in demand and has become central.”

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O U T S I D E T H E M A I N H O U S E , T H E R E A R E D E C K WA L K WAY S A N D T WO A D D I T I O N A L E N C LO S E D S E R V I C E S PA C E S T H AT TO G E T H E R C R E AT E A L I T T L E B I T O F R U S T I C AT M O S P H E R E I N T E R T W I N E D INDOORS AND OUTDOORS.

They came to the architectural bureau “Shahar-Rosenfeld” about a year ago through a brokerage office, where they were helped to find a site. Their request from architects Yael Shahar and Lior Rosenfeld was clear: “A warm and practical home, an apartment for every child, a beautiful courtyard with swimming pool and ... privacy. In an area characterized by a combination of rich and land-based development, the architects were faced with the challenge: how to plan a private house in an urban environment and at the same time maintain privacy?

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HAG DARCHITECTURE PRIV HOU

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AT N I G H T T H E H O U S E T U R N S I N TO A G LOW I N G L A N T E R N T H AT M A R K S W H E R E T H I S F A M I LY L I V E S . I T I N F L U E N C E S T H E AT M O S P H E R E I N T H E G A R D E N A N D I N A L A R G E R S C A L E I M PAC T S T H E Q UA L I T Y O F T H E U R B A N S PAC E .

Project author: Jonathan DAR Studio: DARchitecture Contact phone: +972-52-578-57-47 Email: jhonnydar@gmail.com Project name: HAGOREN Private house Location: Carmel Area: 250m2 Year: 2020 Photographer: Shai Epstein, Ella K.Sverdlovsk

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The most important of our work is the reutilitzation and use of existing elements in the renovation bringing the beauty behind all paint layers. We ex-

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tend our reutilization mission also on furniture, giving a little contribution to creation of a sustainable construction that affects our planet less.

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We believe that ecology is an interesting topic, which is very present in us trying to give new uses to materials

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OLD JA HO

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Studio: Pitsou Kedem Architects Contact phone: +972-3-620-44-93 e-mail: office@pitsou.com Project Name: Old Jaffa House Location: Tel Aviv Jaffa Area: 250 m2 Photographer: Amit Geron

Adjacent to the side of the hill rock on the edge of ancient Jaffa Port, this apartment is a collection of 300-year-old spaces built around a central patio.

The basis of the concept - searching for a stitch between Ottoman architecture and the contemporary

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I N T H E D E S I G N O F T H E A PA R T M E N T , A N E N G I N E E R I N G E F FO R T WA S I N V E S T E D TO C O N N EC T T H E S PA C E S I N S C O P E TO C R E AT E A F LOW B E T W E E N THEM.

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architecture of the studio, and the connection between ancient building traditions and innovative technologies - such as glazed arches without divisions in axial opening and roofs containing modern infrastructure.

In the design of the apartment, an engineering effort was invested to connect the spaces in scope to create a

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flow between them. The original stone used to build the vaults was exposed and treated, and the arched doorways that were opened were filled with glass doors in blackened bronze frames, revolving around a central or lateral pivot. The levels have been redesigned to accommodate the desired uses and a smoothed concrete floor unites the interior and patio.

The main design gesture is expressed in a dynamic metal cladding, which “travels” along the stone walls and accompanies them, containing behind them electrical pipes, air conditioning systems, stone niche storage and more. Occasionally, the wall clad-

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ding meets a joinery element and is functionally accompanied by it as a door, bed back or railing. The interior partitions were designed in carpentry and detached from the stone vaults to create sub-spaces in the arched open space.

Access to the apartment is via stairs leading to the

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T H E M A I N D E S I G N G E S T U R E I S E X P R E S S E D I N A DY N A M I C M E TA L C L A D D I N G , W H I C H « T R AV E L S » A LO N G T H E S TO N E WA L L S A N D AC C O M PA N I E S T H E M , C O N TA I N I N G B E H I N D T H E M E L EC T R I C A L P I P E S , A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G S Y S T E M S , S TO N E N I C H E S TO R AG E A N D M O R E .

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patio that takes advantage of the Mediterranean climate. The stairs are accompanied by a bronze railing adapted to the harsh weather conditions near the sea. From the patio that forms the center of the house, the various spaces are split. The main space includes a living room facing the sea terrace, master bedroom, kitchen and dining area. The patio

has access to two more bedrooms and bathrooms.

The material palate is minimal and includes concrete, stone, light wood, aluminum inside and bronze outside, and a combination of bronze shades to reflect the unique environment.

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UP U BLUMENFELD & MOORE DATE ARCHITECTS

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Up Up | Single family home | Location: Ramat Hasharon | Total area: 210 sq.m. | Total plot area: 230 sq.m.

Originally built in 1975, a cottage in a town in Israel’s Sharon district has been renovated for a couple who are beautiful inside and out: he is in the computer business and she is in the textile business. The cottage has two air ducts from the north and south, the total area of ​​the house is 210 sq.m., it consists of two floors and has undergone several repairs over the years. Since the house was originally built as part of a larger contract building project, it was evident that little attention had been paid to the quality of the space. Despite the house’s renovation history, the house was never designed with a consistent

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visual lanThe couple did have a lot of artwork, of which several were chosen to showcase for their emotional and visual merits, and the spaces were designed to complement them. The process of planning and finalizing the design took place quite quickly, the renovation took several months, during which the house took on a new look.

When you open the entrance gate to the plot, a green garden is revealed, divided into two levels, clearly separating the entrance from the recreation area, which you can enter through a large glass window directly from the living room. The hallway has utility cupboards, a door and walls covered in a single MDF palette painted to match the wall.

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ground floor has a living room, study and bedroom, as well as an additional living room where the family can watch TV. The office wall in front of the stairs was opened and a door and wing made of wooden frames glazed with clear glass were installed, giving a beautiful view of the treetops outside. Behind the showcase, we installed a transparent frameless glass railing.

The table was located in the center so that the person could look both into the room and at the view outside the window. In the hall of the floor there is a floor-to-ceiling white grate, which serves as a transparent partition between the stairs from the ground floor and the stairs leading to the attic. The bedroom was divided so that the bed was placed with its back to the inner wall, facing the large window overlooking the tops of the trees. The entrance to the bathroom was moved to the dressing room,

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The design and implementation of this house was done in harmony and with great joy, especially thanks to the special clients for whom we had the honor to design, as well as the contractor Nati Bar-Kokhba, who is always a pleasure to work with - with his great attention to detail, dedication and professionalism . We can only wish ourselves more such projects.

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The concept of modular houses of the Be|LIVE by KOLEROVIY ARCHITECTURE project is residential blocks of different areas (25 м2; 28 м2; 35 м2; 42 м2 and 51 м2), which can be interlocked in any way.

Thereby providing extremely flexible variants of the layout and area of ​​the house

Blocks are not dependent on each other but can create a common space of premises.

Our concept is a growing home that can be expanded with the growing needs of the family.

A ready-made residential block, manufactured in factory conditions, is delivered by truck and installed on the site, and can be moved if necessary.

Modern architecture is complemented by smooth and, at the same time dynamic, biopositive interiors.

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