We designed an office for a High-End Food Service which is a group of companies specializing in the field of concept dining. The company currently operates over 23 concept restaurants, providing dining services for the world’s leading companies.
The intention in this project was to create a seam that will connect global and local, old and new. Merging all these together into a new design language using colors, textures, patterns, materials – which gives a sense of routes and belonging to the diverse Israeli environment.
Flipkart offices is a mixture of culture and color. The Indian based company offices in Tel Aviv consist of a mixture of different materials and elements to give it a homely feel.
The brick wall is a distant memory of the first days of the company in New York, The wooden chairs and eclectic elements in the kitchen are memories of the Jaffa markets and the old historic Tel Aviv.
The work area is open planned and is very spacious. Around the workspace are open-seating nooks, lounges, and closed booth areas. The graphic walls complement the overall eclectic feel.
The story behind the design of MOVIELAND is a tribute to the older days of the cinema world. The complex includes 11 movie theaters, among them some rich VIP halls. We chose strong elements and humanity values for the design, and special nostalgic look, which usually aren’t found in large commercial movie theaters. The whole complex gives the feeling of Deja Vu to the dazzling world of 1920’s Hollywood, with the elegance and luxury of the magnificent theaters in Europe of the same period, the golden age of world cinema.
The Israeli online marketing firm, approached Yael Jacobs Interior Design studio to design their new Tel Aviv offices.
As a young company of aprox. 45 employees, there was a need for a spacious and inviting gathering area, for eating, talking and company gathering.
The entrance and kitchen area were designed to provide several seating options while using calm colour scheme and greenery and create a young and fun yet mature atmosphere.
The new FORTISSIMO HQ offices is located in central Tel Aviv on the 31st floor of the luxurious Hagag building. The Fortissimo fund is an Israeli based leading private equity firm investing primarily in high tech and industrial companies.
The spirit of the company has inspired us to design a space that is elegant and classical and at the same time brave, modern and daring. All the elements in the space were created and designed exclusively for the project:
Located in the center of the Tel Aviv University campus, The Check Point Building by Kimmel Eshkolot just open to the public this month. As a seemingly floating volume in the campus, it contrasts the adjacent Mario Botta’s iconic Cymbalista Synagogue and the the 1960s Faculty of Exact Sciences.
The Check Point Building is a new type of technology integrated building with a unique envelope made of pixels of glass that were designed using parametric modeling. This shell was developed specifically for the project, and it is an innovative system matching the values that the building represents. Its positioning frames an area to the west of the building which supports its conversion from a parking lot to a central square in the campus.
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Playstudios offices, planned and designed by RUST Architects, are located in a complex of three industrial buildings in south Tel Aviv, which served as an exhibition and events hall and an old sewing workshop of Kastiel, Israel's oldest high-end furniture company.
Unlike most of new high-tech offices in Tel Aviv, which are located in new towers, the planning required the design of an existing industrial complex, constructed of beams, concrete pillars, and wide windows that are open to a large inner courtyard with its old tree and climbing plants that are synonymous with the complex.
Start-Up Nation Central (SNC), an NGO whose mission is to connect the world to Israeli innovation, is launching L28CulinaryPlatform, Israel's first chef accelerator restaurant. The restaurant is located on the ground floor of Start-Up Nation Central's new headquarters, designed by local architecture firm Kimmel Eshkolot Architects. L28 Culinary Platform will be operated by Yarzin-Sella Group (Cafe Italia, Magazzino, Taqueria). Named after its address on Tel Aviv's storied Lilienblum Street, the restaurant boasts an innovative culinary concept, which sees a new and promising Israeli chef take up residency in the kitchen every six months. The first chef in residency at L28 Culinary Platform is Shuli Wimer.
RUST architects designed a small 53 sqm apartment in an International Style building at the heart of Tel-Aviv. The building, which is a part of the White City World Heritage Site, was built 85 years ago. It is characterized by small apartments with high ceilings and wide strip windows.
Jaggendorf House, at 10 Yehuda HaLevy Street, was designed in 1925, by the architects Liberson and Feinstein, in the eclectic style. The building was declared conserved according to the conservation plan and located in the area declared a cultural world heritage site by UNESCO. The house represents a somewhat minimalist style from the 1920s, with the symmetry mainly expressed on the west side. The façade includes an arcer and a projecting balcony with a parapet, as well as an upper section that conceals the tiled roof. The façade is rich in rectangular reliefs, decorated cornices and moulding at the roof edges. At the rear of the house one can discern the sandstone restricting the railway line that was laid here in 1892.
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