The Black Core House espouses the firm’s Principal Irit Axelrod’s modern visual language, influenced by numerous International Style and Bauhaus buildings found in modern Tel Aviv. This design influence runs deep in all her projects.
The 240 sqm duplex apartment, located in the Sharon region of Israel, intended for a home of a young couple who works in the high-tech field & expecting a baby. The couple commissioned Interior Designer Yael Perry …
Moshav Kidron, built of large agricultural estates, is a level flat ground Moshav in which the sizes of the estates create quite great distances between residences. Olive vineyards are the main component of the estate on which this family house was planned and built.
The house us built on a square lot of 600m2 in diameter, designed as an L shaped bench facing the gard. The two sides of the L-shape home contain the public functions, facing the yard and wrapped around the outdoor sitting area. The swimming pool is located at the back of the yard.
Jacobs-Yaniv Architects designed this inspiring modern family residence, situated in Herzliya, Israel, in 2016. Jacobs-Yaniv house is a house of two architects and two children. The design of our own home was an ongoing process of about 6 years.
SB HOUSE it is building envelope architecture serves as the generator, trolling the exact dosage between interior and exterior relations, climate and considerations of privacy, rising from the ground, surrounds the spaces required and return to the ground in the packaging …
Ayeka’s offices are designed as a co-working space. The main design concept was to create a sort of street with the ambience of a European city – cozy, charming, laid-back, and with a sense of history.
Located in Tel Aviv – Yafo, Israel, TLV apartment was designed by OMY Design, a interior design studio founded in 2014 by Ofri Danon & Maya Shelef. From the architect: The apartment’s concept is derived directly from our client’s request, a classic timeless style that will stand out in its unique elegance. The design came first
