Kol Israel Haverim St 10 – 12, Tel Aviv
"Building New Within a Historical Context"
Kol Israel Haverim St 10 – 12, Tel Aviv
This project is located in the historic Neve Tzedek neighborhood of Tel Aviv.
It consists of two separate buildings that connect through shared common spaces.
The main design emphasis of the project is its connection to the historic neighborhood and the architectural language in which it is situated.
The regulations in this neighborhood require certain proportions that align with the local architectural style and traditional details, despite this being a new building.
The design directly communicates with the local architectural language throughout its façade, specifically in its colors and the proportions of openings. To create a more modern interpretation, these historic elements are paired with modern materials such as steel, bronze, and concrete.
The design directly communicates with the local architectural language throughout its façade, specifically in its colors and the proportions of openings. To create a more modern interpretation, these historic elements are paired with modern materials such as steel, bronze, and concrete.
The main entrance is marked by a 2-story high trellis, drawing users into the space.
The materials in the interior lobby create a clear contrast between the old traditional design and the new "tradition," thus providing a sense that the building's design refers to the past while also speaking to the future.
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