The two-year-old house, built from scratch on vacant land in the area, is located in Hod Hasharon, Israel, and comprises three floors - a basement and two levels above ground. The house was designed for a large family, with plans including a private room for each of them. To meet this challenge, all possible construction rights were maximized.
Project name
The pool is the experiential centerpiece of the house
Architecture firm
Yaron Atias
Location
Hod Hasharon, Israel
Principal architect
Yaron Atias
Design team
Yaron Atias, Mor Avidan (Exterior Design)
Material
Concrete, Wood, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › House
Across the length and breadth of Israel, in recent years, many inspiring apartments and homes have been designed. However, only a few of them hold a unique concept woven as a thread throughout the spaces. An example of this is a family penthouse apartment designed by interior designer Orly Silber, who succeeded in combining a conceptual idea that a...
Project name
The Secret of Broken Lines
Location
One of the central cities of Israel
Principal architect
Orly Silber
Design team
Orly Silber (Planning and Interior Design)
Built area
A 190 m² penthouse apartment with a 75 m² terrace
Interior design
Orly Silber
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Coverings and Surfaces: Laminam - Israel
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The private residence we arrived at, located on a corner plot in a quiet neighborhood in the Gush Dan area, looks like a modern house from the outside, built on a narrow and elongated plot. "That's why we opted for clean and rectangular architecture, aiming to utilize the entire rectangle permitted for construction," Hila Israelevitz opens up. Toge...
Project name
Monochromatic creation in black and white
Architecture firm
Dan and Hila Israelevitz Architects
Principal architect
Dan and Hila Israelevitz
Design team
Dan and Hila Israelevitz
Built area
400 m² including a patio
Material
Concrete, Wood, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › House
The penthouse apartment of the couple in their 70s stands out, not just because of its fantastic location and open, well-lit spaces, but also (and perhaps primarily) due to the integration of authentic and eclectic elements that the homeowner, an artist, curated and crafted. Iron and wood merge in a space that's both rustic and ultra-modern, overse...
Project name
When Jerusalem meets Tel Aviv
Architecture firm
Yaron Eldad – Architecture and interior design
Location
Herzliya, Israel
Principal architect
Yaron Eldad
Built area
Around 150 m² + around 100 m² of balconies
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
After years of living in one of the central cities of Israel, a couple in their 50s decided to purchase a plot of land in one of the prestigious community settlements in the area in order to build their dream home. They turned to Moshik Hadida, who designed a dream home in the neo-classical style that perfectly meets their taste and needs. This is...
Project name
A sneak peek into a neo-classical home
Architecture firm
Moshik Hadida Architecture and interior design
Location
A community settlement in central Israel
Principal architect
Moshik Hadida
Design team
Moshik Hadida
Interior design
Moshik Hadida
Built area
Approximately 420 m²
Site area
0.5 dunam/500 m²
Material
Concrete, Steel, Glass
Client
A couple in their 50s with 3 adult children
Typology
Residential › House
