Villa Salame / Jonathan Canetti Architecture & Design + Architect Noam Dvir

Villa Salame / Jonathan Canetti Architecture & Design + Architect Noam Dvir - Windows, Facade — © Boaz Lavie

Curated by María Francisca González

Architects: Architect Noam Dvir, Jonathan Canetti Architecture & Design
Area: 130 m²
Year: 2016
Photographs:Boaz Lavie, Jonathan Canetti
Manufacturers: Louis Poulsen, Dori Kimhi, Gluska Tiles, Primitive and Design
Lead Architects: Jonathan Canetti, Noam Dvir

Villa Salame / Jonathan Canetti Architecture & Design + Architect Noam Dvir - Windows, Table, Door, Chair, Beam — © Boaz Lavie

Text description provided by the architects. Villa Salame is located in the southern area of Tel Aviv, in the midst of alleys crowded with garages and craft shops. Abandoned for many years, the house was originally built around the 1850’s as a residential estate for an orchard owner and his family, featuring an inner courtyard in a typical local arabic style.

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Projects Built Projects Selected Projects Residential Architecture Houses Refurbishment Renovation Tel Aviv-Yafo Tel Aviv Israel

Wood Concrete Brick Projects Built Projects Selected Projects Residential Architecture Houses Refurbishment Renovation Tel Aviv-Yafo Tel Aviv Israel

Published on September 09, 2018

Cite: "Villa Salame / Jonathan Canetti Architecture & Design + Architect Noam Dvir" 09 Sep 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/894380/villa-salame-jonathan-canetti-architecture-and-design> ISSN 0719-8884