Article source: YBGSNA

Our proposal for the new Regional Council of Building of the District of Judea is based on a balance between our desire to insert a modest intervention in the landscape and a need to design a public building with a substantial formal presence. The relatively large lot (almost 20 dunam) and the modest program, led us to divide the areas into three building masses: a formal “cube” at the upper road with two wings at the lower road, embracing a public plaza.

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• Architects: YBGSNA
• Project: The Regional Council of Judea District
• Location: Har Tov, Beit Shemesh, Israel
• Client: The Regional Council of Judea District
• Area: 29,500 m²

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Article source: YBGSNA

Our proposal for the new Regional Council of Building of the District of Judea is based on a balance between our desire to insert a modest intervention in the landscape and a need to design a public building with a substantial formal presence. The relatively large lot (almost 20 dunam) and the modest program, led us to divide the areas into three building masses: a formal “cube” at the upper road with two wings at the lower road, embracing a public plaza.

Image Courtesy © YBGSNA

• Architects: YBGSNA
• Project: The Regional Council of Judea District
• Location: Beit Shemesh, Israel
• Client: The Regional Council of Judea District
• Stage: Preliminary Design
• Area: 29,500 m²