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23-12-2020
Lerman Architects’ TEO Centre for Culture, Art and Content in Tel Aviv
TEO is the name of the latest project by Asaf Lerman, the famous Israeli architect responsible for some of the country’s most important institutional buildings. Named after Theodor Herzl, TEO is another institutional building for public use: a multi-purpose cultural centre on the waterfront of Herzliya, just north of Tel Aviv, containing exhibition space, large rooms for meetings and leisure activities, and a big bookshop, as well as a school of dance, a conservatory, art and ceramic workshops, a recreational centre for seniors and more.
18-10-2018
LEED Gold and Silver for the Apple R&D Center by Yashar Architects
Compliance with the LEED Silver and Gold certification levels for the Apple research and development facility in Herzliya, Israel.
14-09-2018
Nirit Levav Packer's gallery in a historic building in Tel Aviv
Multidisciplinary artist and renowned eco-design sculptor, Nirit Levav Packer has unveiled her new gallery in the vibrant and historic Jaffa flea market, Israel.
27-04-2018
The Vera Hotel, a new place to go in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv - the White City - has a new place to go if you love architecture and design, and it's just a hop, step and jump away from the famous Rothschild Boulevard.
23-02-2018
The best skyscrapers in the Middle East and Africa nominated for the 2018 CTBUH Awards
Four skyscrapers in the Africa and Middle East macro-region have been nominated by the CTBUH for the distinction of Best Tall Building Middle East & Africa 2018.
05-10-2016
The Poli House, Tel Aviv, interior design by Karim Rashid
The Poli House is a brand new boutique hotel in Tel Aviv, Israel.
25-05-2016
Kisu by Yaron Tal and Maya Shelef: creativity and the Orient
What is an empty room? Paolo Schianchi asks in his book Webcreativity. Israeli architect Yaron Ta had to make his empty room into a Japanese restaurant, and he sought inspiration among the spices, textures, colours and traditions of the Orient.
26-01-2016
Karaoke in Tel Aviv: Plug In by Yaron Tal
Israeli architect Yaron Tal designed the interiors of Plug In, a karaoke bar in Tel Aviv. The complex has 18 rooms of different sizes, each decorated differently and designed to contain 4 to 100 people. The theme of the bar is, of course, music.
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