Softer       The new residential project that was accepted in our office, overlooks a flourishing veteran Tel Aviv garden. The hill on which it will be built promises the penthouse wide and long views over all of the north of the city. The neighbor
       
     
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  Softer       The new residential project that was accepted in our office, overlooks a flourishing veteran Tel Aviv garden. The hill on which it will be built promises the penthouse wide and long views over all of the north of the city. The neighbor
       
     

Softer

The new residential project that was accepted in our office, overlooks a flourishing veteran Tel Aviv garden. The hill on which it will be built promises the penthouse wide and long views over all of the north of the city. The neighbors live in some of the most expensive villas in Israel. And what was most exciting for us is that the clients requested that this “investment” project will also commemorate that the memory of its original plot owner and resident – their father who is a veteran of the Palmach (the underground army of during the British Mandate), an engineer and a sculptor. All this told us this project cannot end with just another standard Tel Aviv building.

These starting points were accompanied by the winding street, its soft corner at the meeting with the street perpendicular to it; the heirs’ fondness for gardening and sculpture and a few other values that seem to have already disappeared from here. The starting point was fantastic.

From then on, we mainly tried not to disturb. We wanted to respect the lines that were already here before us, we tried to create for each of the urban villas that this residential building contains, its own space and peace. We were happy when the garden grew faster than expected and began to hide the building, blurring the lines we worked so hard on. In our opinion, that’s how he likes it, quietly, without shouting.

The building soon merged into the peaceful neighborhood, as if he had always been there. A little cleaner than its neighbors, a little less cracked than them, but not foreign. One that looks like it’s been here forever. We didn’t need more than that.

Architect in Charge: Amit Kochen. Anat Anderman

Photography: Amit Geron

Project Manager: Ophir Kleimam

Supervisor: Meir Drezner

Structural Engineer: Sayag Mizrahi

Installation Design: Shachar Goldin

Traffic Design: Lev Lalchuk

Electricity Design: Avi Zweiling

HVAC Design: Cool air systems

Landscape: Itai Iluz

Kitchens: ifrach Ben zvi

Kitchen surfaces: Avney Nizan

Lighting: Thomas Lights

Flooring and wall coverings and sanitary: Avney Tal

Bamboo Decks: KneKash

Carpentry: Niki Home Vibes

Contractor: A. M. Majed Contractor

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