Redesign and expansion of an existing building. The building's new program includes a mix of uses; with Zarhy Architectural office on the first floor, and residential units above.

With no historical urban context and very restricting site geometry, this project is carefully composed of compact volumes aligned so as to allow both privacy and unobstructed views of open public spaces.

The house is located in a suburb outside of Tel Aviv, part of a typical residential neighborhood that consists of single-family houses on relatively small plots. The design offers an interpretation of the typical pitched-roof house

The proposed project is an extension of the existing dormitories in the Sde Boker campus. The primary task was to create comfortable, spacious and cost effective dwellings that enunciated their communal function while fostering privacy

The project is located in an affluent residential area called Ramat Aviv in northern Tel Aviv. The complex is composed of 2 clusters of six residential blocks, each one rising 8 stories high and facing a lush park.

Here we created a residential neighborhood of semi-detached single-family houses between 2 and 3 stories high. The layout is modeled on the Dutch town of "Woonerf".