Architects: Asaf Lerman
Location: Katzrin, Israel
Project year: 2009
Photographs: Amit Geron
The exposed concrete structure for the high-tech green house in Katzerin is set in the midst of wild bush. The two stories building is overlooking the sea of Galilee allows for a moderate transformation from the edge of the industrial area into the untamed nature at it’s front.
Two separate entrances – each one at a different level and opposite facade divides the building into two completely separate floors occupied by different companies. A central court yard connects the two floors by offering a hidden garden as the heart of the project. Despite the extreme low-budget ($700 per square meter) the careful design prevents the compromising of architectural qualities.
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- plan floor 01
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- plan floor 02
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- section
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- west facade
The inside garden lintels with their shadows, seems quite delightful. Is a nice work with concrete.
BEAUTIFUL PROJECT, THOSE INTERNAL GARDENS IN CONCRETE, AND THE ENEDEMIC FLORAE
Great project Asaf, keep up the great work.
Frank Barkow
Dear Frank
Thank you very much for the attention & kindness. I could not have done it with out u! Best, Asaf
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