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20-07-2022

Kimmel Eshkolot Architects at the Tower of David Museum

Israeli studio Kimmel Eshkolot Architects presents its work on creation of National Memorial Hall on Mount Herzl (2018) in the new exhibition "Designing Memory" which opened a few weeks ago at the Tower of David Museum in Jerusalem. The exhibition also features the work of the finalists for the Dedalo Minosse International Prize, offering a broad overview of important architectural projects by studios all over the world.

05-04-2022

Salty Architects for Jerusalem’s Gordon Gallery

Gordon Gallery, one of Tel Aviv’s oldest and best-known institutions for the arts, appointed Israeli studio Salty Architects to convert an old industrial workshop in Jerusalem’s Sapir Center area into an anxiously awaited new exhibition space.

01-12-2021

Foster + Partners: Safra Centre for Brain Sciences, Jerusalem

A gateway connecting the university with the city: this is the purpose established for the new Safra Centre for Brain Sciences, designed by Foster + Partners in Jerusalem. The decorative sunshades on the façades visually represent the connections between neurons, whilst the local stone used is the link with the Israeli landscape.

08-06-2018

Mount Herzl Memorial Hall, an aluminium brick building by Kimmel Eshkolot Architects

A building dug into Mount Herzl, with a concrete outer dome and an aluminium brick inner dome

29-11-2017

Heneghan Peng Architects: The museum of Palestine in Birzeit

In Birzeit, 25 kilometres north of Jerusalem, on the West Bank, stands the Museum of Palestine, a monument to the natural and cultural landscape by Heneghan Peng Architects of Dublin

21-06-2017

Impressions of 2017 Jerusalem Design Week (JDW)

The theme for this year's sixth annual design festival in Jerusalem is “Islands”, a reflection on a global shift towards a more inward-looking world and a redefinition of political, cultural and social barriers.

20-06-2017

The Palestinian Museum by Heneghan Peng in Birzeit

The Palestinian Museum in Birzeit is the first green building in Palestine to be certified with a LEED Silver rating.

06-07-2016

Chyutin: The National Institute for Biotechnology in the Negev

Chyutin Architects built the National Institute for Biotechnology in the Negev in Beer-Sheva, Israel. The weight of the concrete buildings around the complex is dissolved in its glass façades. The ground floor literally and metaphorically raises up the NIBN, with the offices and laboratories on its upper levels.

23-09-2015

Chyutin: Polonsky Academy for the Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem

Jerusalem's Van Leer Institute has been completed with the Polonsky Academy of Advanced Studies by Chyutin Architects. The result of a competition, the new building by Israeli studio Chyutin fits the expressive vocabulary of the Van Leer campus and the Jerusalem Theatre to the south, establishing a dialogue with the greenery of the Talbieh district.