The Stone House in Ashkelon by Hila Hendifer
Strips of basalt stone cover the external facades of the house planned by Hila Hendifer. The heavy presence of the stone gets a light boost from the wide windows system.
Israeli houses
Panoramic Minimalism / Shira Ben Ezra
The design of this single-family home, in Moshav Achihud in the Galilee, has panoramic windows that take full advantage of the surrounding landscape, giving the homeowners the opportunity to connect with the inviting virgin nature all around.
A Cloistered Home that Excites and Invigorates With its Interior
The property is in a city in the heart of Israel’s centre and is the family home to a couple and their three children. The house sits on two acres of land, with 500 square meters sprawled…
One House, Two Ways of Living
This magnificent farm house is situated in one of north Israel’s oldest cooperative communities (‘Moshav’). This 600 sqm farm house is the home to a couple in their late 40’s.
Two-Level Residence with a Touch of Arabian Style
This Two-Level Residence was planned by Architect and Interior Designer Inon Ben-David over a period of two years and another full year was dedicated to its construction.
New York Style House with a Touch of Mediterranean
The house, in central Israel, is a dream come true for a family of five that wanted their home to reflect their world travels. The use of natural elements, alongside a spacious and luxurious design, achieved this…
Ramat Gan House / Ron Shpigel Architects
The house sits on half a dunam, built 360 sqm, in Ramat Gan. The house was built for a couple plus 4 children. The old house was 40 years old and it was decided to take inspiration…
Residential Complex for a Family in Mishmeret, Israel
On a unique plot in the metropolis of Tel Aviv that combines a extraordinary views and an organic farm, the customer wanted to establish a residential complex for the family.
Meitar Family House / RUST Architects
The Meitar Family house is located in a settlement in the northern part of the Israeli desert and was built on the highest hill in the area, overlooking the slopes of the settlement.