© Asaf Oren
Architects: SO Architecture
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
Project Team: Shachar Lulav, Oded Rozenkier, Alejandro Fejnerman, Ofrit Eshel, Noga Weiss, Levav Shachar, Tamar Tuzman
Graphic Design: Maya Eyal Rozenkier
Project Area: 260 sqm
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Asaf Oren
Architects: GalPeleg Architects / Adi Gal + Amir Peleg
Location: Sde-Yitzhak, Israel
Collaborator: Orit Gariani-Rozental
Total floor area: 240 sqm
Project year: 2008-2009
Photographs: GalPeleg Architects
The pavilion consists of three areas — Whispering Garden, Hall of Light and Hall of Innovations. The Whispering Garden is a green orchard that greets visitors as they enter the building. Some facilities will be installed to make the trees begin to “whisper” in both English and Chinese when visitors walk close to them, Haim Z. Dotan, chief designer of the pavilion, told Shanghai Daily.
The hall of Light includes a 15-meter high screen. It will display films highlighting the country’s innovations and technological achievements.
The Hall of Innovation is the centerpiece of the Israel Pavilion. A special audio-visual show will allow visitors to talk with Israeli children, scientists, doctors and inventors via hundreds of screens. These Israelis will introduce themselves and share their hopes for a better future. Israel allocated about US$6 million for its participation at Expo 2010, which includes the cost of its pavilion and other activities. It is the first time Israel has committed to building a national pavilion at a World Expo. Images and video after the break. read more »
Architects: SO Architecture
Location: Tivon, Israel
Project Team: Shachar Lulav, Oded Rozenkier, Alejandro Fejnerman
Area: 140 sqm
Project year: 2008-2009
Photographs: SO Architecture
© Felix Spivack
Architects: Lior Vaknin + Sabi Aroch
Location: Hadera , Israel
Client:Talpiot –Community For Its Children
Project year: 2007-2008
Construction year: 2007-2009
Project Area: 500 sqm
Photographs: Felix Spivack
Architects: SO Architecture
Location: Ramat Ishay, Israel
Project Team: Shachar Lulav, Oded Rozenkier, Alejandro Fejnerman, Ofrit Eshel
Graphic Design: FIRMA
Project Year: 2009
Project Area: 135 sqm
Photographs: Asaf Oren
Architect: Lior Vaknin + Sabi Aroch
Location: Gedera, Israel
Client: kfir Bason
Main Materials: Gypsum, wood, ceramics
Constructed Area: 40 sqm
Project year: 2008-2009
Photographs: Felix Spivack
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is probably one of the biggest concerns to the world leaders. Although sometimes it may seem that nothing will help solve this crisis, there are still people willing to believe that peace is possible between Israel and Palestine. One of them is Viktor Ramos, an architecture student from Rice University.
Viktor designed this gigantic bridges in which both states can live together. The result is a fantastic example of architectural speculation: genuinely massive – and impossibly cantilevered – bridges used as transport links, aerial housing, and skyborne agricultural complexes, all in one.
More information about this project, here.
More images, after the break. read more »
Architect: Massimiliano & Doriana Fuksas
Location: Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel
Programme: Auditorium, Offices, Library, Cafe, Lobby
Construction year: 2008
Interior Design: Fuksas
Site work supervisor: Michal Schaffer
Client: Pares Centre for Peace
Landscape Architects: TEMA
Art Work: Mimmo Paladino
Site Area: 7.000 sqm
Constructed Area: 2.500 sqm
Photographs: Moreno Maggi
Architects: SO Architecture
Location: Ramat Ishay, Israel
Project Team: Shachar Lulav, Oded Rozenkier, Eran Mebel
Project year: 2007
Constructed Area: 60 sqm
Photographs: Asaf Oren
Architects: Lior Vaknin & Sabi Aroch
Location: Rehovot, Israel
Project year: 2007-2008
The hair strand project started its way by considering the idea of what a hair strand is and what kind of insights it can provide for designing the interior space of the barber shop.
Hair has a particular geometry and dynamics derived from natural law. The strand geometry is curved, in accordance with natural or designed hair growth of different people. The hair adheres to the gravity of earth but also has almost a dynamics of its own. These concepts were adapted for the interior space design to create setting and atmosphere appropriate to the barber shop functions.
Architects: SO Architecture
Location: Israel
Project Team: Oded Rozenkier, Shachar lulav, Alejandro Feinerman
Project year: 2008
Graphic Design: Maya Eyal-Rozenkier
Photographs: Asaf Oren
Architects: SO Architecture
Location: Kibbutz Yechiam, Israel
Project Team: Oded rozenkier, Shachar Lulav
Project year: 2008
Graphic Design: Maya Eyal-Rozenkier
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