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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. 2B Hub Offices in Tel Aviv, Israel by SHIRLI ZAMIR DESIGN STUDIODecember 3rd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SHIRLI ZAMIR DESIGN STUDIO 2B Hub is a co-working space renting offices located in Shoken Street – Tel Aviv, Israel. Shoken street is located in the southern area of Tel Aviv. It is considered a diverse, colorful and busy area. As a whole, we take the environment into consideration in every project. However here specifically it was crucial in our concept building stage. 2B Hub is a home for the IMPACT communities in Israel. The idea of 2B Hub was first born with the desire to create a company and space that will encourage significant investments in the local IMPACT market. The new offices will become a home to many social funding companies.  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv
 Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv Right at the beginning of the project, the brief we received was that 2B Hub wants a place that communicates with its location, respects the environment and talks recycle, local and fresh. The street played a main role in our design. The main concept of the project was to create a clear and bold relation between the inside of the project and the geographic location around it, and our aim was to create a sophisticated interpretation to the outside. We used raw, recycled and local materials. In order to further emphasize the diversity explained, we constantly searched for the precise dosage on the range of contrasts. New and old, raw and processed, rough and smooth, black and white.  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv The use of claimed windows for the phone booth, and the unique old glasses, were all collected, recycled and constructed locally. In addition, the planting was done in recycled boilers and gas tanks. All found, processed and designed by a local artist. The office plan offers closed compact offices along with several open-space work desks, informal collaboration areas, formal conference room and a café and kitchen area.  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv
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