The rooms making up this Old Jaffa house came together over hundreds of years – each with its own character and ground level. Refurbishing presented an opportunity to unite the rooms into one whole and in particular, to illuminate and brighten the dim space by opening it up toward the sea.
The impermeability of the wall is softened by an avenue of young trees directing the visitor along the length of the paved footpath, directly into an inner courtyard surrounded by a semi-opaque stretch of wood, the first in a series of internal courtyards that form a key principle in the design of this modern minimalist home.
A modern duplex house located in a small neighborhood north of Tel-Aviv, Israel, resides two families of close friends. Both are well attuned to modern architecture as owners of construction technology solutions businesses.
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 …
Project: N Apartment Architects: Pitsou Kedem Architects Location: Tel Aviv, Israel Total floor area: 400 sqm Photography: Amit Geron N Apartment is a residential project recently completed by Tel-Aviv-based Pitsou Kedem Architects. The N apartment is located over an entire floor in one of the luxury towers recently built along Tel Aviv’s beachfront, offering a
This art collector penthouse located in Tel Aviv was designed by architect Pitsou Kedem. Overlooking the city, this apartment is located on the 31st and 32nd floor of the building
Project: Kedem House Architect: Pitsou Kedem Architects Design Team: Pitsou Kedem, Noa Groman, Tamar Berger Location: Ramat HaSharon, Israel Area: 380 sqm Photography: Amit Geron The neighborhood where architect Pitsou Kedem designed a home for himself and his family was established in the 1950’s by army veterans and can be characterized by buildings with low
The skyline – the meeting of earth and heaven – is the Archimedean point in every swath of architecture that orients the building in its surrounding. Whether it be built in a dense urban fabric, on a high mountain or a narrow, deep canyon – each building is measured by its sky.
