Arava Building, Airport-city
Arava Building, Airport-city
Arava Building, Airport-city
CLIENT: Airport City Development Co.
LOCATION: Airport City, Israel
DATE: 2008
STATUS: COMPLETED
CLIENT: Airport City Development Co.
LOCATION: Airport City, Israel
DATE: 2008
STATUS: COMPLETED
CLIENT: Airport City Development Co.
LOCATION: Airport City, Israel
DATE: 2008
STATUS: COMPLETED
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LOCATION: Airport City, Israel
DATE: 2008
STATUS: COMPLETED
CLIENT: Airport City Development Co.
LOCATION: Airport City, Israel
DATE: 2008
STATUS: COMPLETED
CLIENT: Airport City Development Co.
LOCATION: Airport City, Israel
DATE: 2008
STATUS: COMPLETED
Architectural design of a 12,000 sq.m. multipurpose office and research building. A five floor high glazed corner atrium serves as the main design element as well as an urban gesture.
The skin design is based on a bi-level contrast between local stone and aluminum, with several variations on each facade.
Photography by Amit Geron. Architectural design of a 12,000 sq.m. multipurpose office and research building. A five floor high glazed corner atrium serves as the main design element as well as an urban gesture.
The skin design is based on a bi-level contrast between local stone and aluminum, with several variations on each facade.
Photography by Amit Geron. Architectural design of a 12,000 sq.m. multipurpose office and research building. A five floor high glazed corner atrium serves as the main design element as well as an urban gesture.
The skin design is based on a bi-level contrast between local stone and aluminum, with several variations on each facade.
Photography by Amit Geron.
The skin design is based on a bi-level contrast between local stone and aluminum, with several variations on each facade.
Photography by Amit Geron. Architectural design of a 12,000 sq.m. multipurpose office and research building. A five floor high glazed corner atrium serves as the main design element as well as an urban gesture.
The skin design is based on a bi-level contrast between local stone and aluminum, with several variations on each facade.
Photography by Amit Geron. Architectural design of a 12,000 sq.m. multipurpose office and research building. A five floor high glazed corner atrium serves as the main design element as well as an urban gesture.
The skin design is based on a bi-level contrast between local stone and aluminum, with several variations on each facade.
Photography by Amit Geron.