What’s beautiful about renovation is the ability to take a disproportionate project; an old 3-bedroom apartment, 130 sqm with a 124 sqm balcony, and transform it into an amazing penthouse sized at 195 sqm with a proportional balcony of 60 sqm.
This beautiful home, built on a hillside in the Sharon Region of Israel, underwent a complete overhaul planned and designed by architect Adi Aronov.
This unique house extends over an area of 240 square meters, and has become a home to a father and son who live side by side.
The house by the dunes is located 500 meters from one of the most beautiful beaches in Israel. Ein Hayam Residence is planned for a family of five, all of them surf.
In this 44 sqm apartment, the choice of black veneer proves the strong effect a dark color has on a small space. The apartment, located in a beautiful preserved building with high ceilings in the center of Tel Aviv was designed for a couple of successful career men and their dog.
A 350m² apartment located within a project facing Tel Aviv’s beautiful seafront. The Crystal Blue apartment takes up half of one of the buildings floors and was planned for a couple in their 50’s.
A 250 sq meter modern duplex apartment in project BLUE, overlooking the Tel-Aviv beaches and surrounded by green fields. The main common area of the home is a double space spanning two floors high and includes a kitchen, a living room, …
This small Tzur Moshe residence was designed by Neuman Hayner Architects for a young couple, with expectations of future modular expansion. The grid constructed as a pergola at the back side of the house enables future addition of rooms in the first floor, and the amplification of the ground floor in easy and elegant manners.
This house in Herzliya is located on a long and narrow plot, and is blocked from the west to airflow and light by an adjacent house. To overcome this, the residence is built as a series of protruding segments breaking out the contour in the east to allow for multiple openings facing the north and south, creating channels for airflow, and maximizing light intake from these directions.
