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Architects: Asaf Lerman
- Area: 2500 m²
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:Amit Geron, Nimrod Levy, Daniel Finkelstein
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Ackerstein

Text description provided by the architects. In a beachside residential area of Herzliya, TEO (the Theodor Herzl Center for Culture, Art and Content) comes into view as a distinct single storey building, eminently lower than the neighborhood’s enclosed private mansions. The freestanding TEO opens up a wide panorama toward the west—the horizon over the ocean—thus rupturing the visual and social narrative of walled luxury villas this area of Herzliya is known for. The insertion of a fully exposed public cultural center as an event in the surrounding urban-scape was key to the design strategy.














