Garden Apartment in Jaffa is a small home located in Tel Aviv, Israel, designed by Itai Palti. Description by Itai Palti: The space we began with was a mish-mash of small rooms and corridors – the result of years of informal additions and alterations to the building. In essence, the Jaffa apartment was originally created […]
Completed in 2015 by Henkin Shavit Studio, the Reflection House is an exquisite example of blending preservation with modernization. Located in the historic city of Safed, Israel, this old stone house exemplifies the harmonious coexistence of the old and the new.
Street Capture project is developed by designer Ariel Zuckerman from Tel Aviv which proposes a unique combination of street art and furniture design.
Project: Industrial Style Workspace Architects: Roy David Architecture Client: Jelly Button Games, Hamutzim Studio Size: 700sqm Year: 2015 Location: Shoken 27 Str, Tel Aviv, Israel Industry: Multimedia Games Design Photography: Yoav Gurin Architect David Roy has designed new offices in Tel Aviv for Jelly Button Games and Hamutzim Studio. The new workspace designed for, Jelly
” House in a Moshav ” was built in 1951 for a Jewish immigrants family from Libya. It started as a small unit, typical for the houses built by Jewish Agency in those years, and it was extended as the family was growing.
Studio Ve proposes a new and unique wall clock, named The Orbits Clock. The hands of the clock that should indicate the hours, minutes and seconds are replaced by circles of different sizes, all tangent to the center of the clock.
Undercut is a handmade furniture project realized ​​by the industrial designer Uriel Schwartz who suggests a unique combination of the mahogany wood with cast aluminum. The two materials are combined in one piece of furniture without using any connectors or additives. Initially, the model of the piece is made by combining wood with polystyrene foam.
Project: Autodesk New Offices Architects: Setter Architects Head team: Shirli Zamir Team: Bella Ventura, Michal Leitner, Reut Mey-Raz Location: Tel Aviv, Israel Photography: Uzi Porat Setter Architects has received the task to design the new offices of the software giant Autodesk, the mission was to create a flexible work environment to reflect the corporate culture
