Chyutin Architects have won a competition to design a new campus for the Ben Gurion University in Israel. Planned for a 30 hectare site in Beer Sheva, the 300,000 square meter campus will double the University’s existing facilities, both of which will be connected. Once complete, the new campus will include a welcoming public square with commercial and cultural facilities, as well as students dormitories, a congress center, academic and research facilities, sports facilities and more.
Architects
Competition Team
Bracha Chyutin, Michael Chyutin, Jacques Dahan, Joseph PerezClient
Ben-Gurion UniversityArea
300000.0 sqmPhotographs
Courtesy of Chyutin ArchitectsPhotographs
Courtesy of Chyutin ArchitectsArea
300000.0 m2
