The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

The renewal of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem is a project of renovation, reorganization and expansion of the national museum.

Existing: 50,000 sqm
New: 6,000 sqm

2003-2010

Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art

Preservation, re-use, and a new addition to a 1936 industrial building.

Existing: 700 sqm
New: 3,000 sqm

2015-2020

Jerusalem Art Campus

The Performing Arts Education Center is composed by 3 buildings and a sequence of plazas and internal courtyards.

New: 10,000 sqm + 15,000 sqm underground parking

2016-2021

Lustiger Garden, Abu-Gosh

Memorial for the The Cardinal Lustiger, Monastery of Abu Gosh

Garden: 6,000 sqm

2012

Holocaust Museum of Greece, Thessaloniki

Historic site transformed into a museum of remembrance, education, and moral consciousness

New: 10,000 sqm

2020 -

The Israel Museum - Archaeology Wing

The Archaeology Wing project restored the building’s structure and materials, improved circulation and lighting, updated systems, and integrated new exhibition design.

Existing: 2,800 sqm
New: 200 sqm

2005 -2010

Ghetto Fighters House Museum

Established by survivors, the museum presents personal Holocaust testimonies. The project designed to echo memory without simulation.

Existing: 1,500 sqm
New: 500 sqm

2003 - 2006

Beit-Hair Museum

RE USE of historic civic center building, restoring its role as urban focal point for events.

Existing: 1,600 sqm
New: 400 sqm

2006 - 2009

Haviv School and Sport center

"Haviv" founded in 1882 as the first school of Hebrew learning. The site will provide a public garden, a school, sport facilities, library and a museum

New: 4,000 sqm
Landscape: 13,000 sqm

2015-2019

Haviv Library

"Haviv" founded in 1882 as the first school of Hebrew learning. The site will provide a public garden, a school, sport facilities, library and a museum

New: 4,000 sqm

2025

Ordos 100, China

Twice House, Inner Mongolia compresses 1,000 sqm into a dual concrete structure, balancing urban living with desert shelter through spatial climatic system.

New: 1,000 sqm

2008

House #19181

Net-Zero Energy House with a central kitchen around an internal courtyard, living spaces opening to the pool, and bedrooms facing the vegetable garden.

New: 400 sqm

2019-2025

The Object of Zionisem
S AM Swiss Architecture Museum, Bazel

The exhibition presents Israel’s 1948–1973 settlement and planning as a distinctive modernist project, linking its rapid growth to broader social and political conditions.

Exhibition

2011

Ben-Gurion Center

Ben Gurion House preserved building, and a new back building, creates a an internal “pocket garden”, will function as multi-purpose spaces adaptable to a variety of different activities and technologies of representation.

Existing: 400 sqm
New: 1,500 sqm

2018 -

House #0470

A vertical concrete house with oak interiors, organized around a steel-wood stair, with courtyard bedrooms, garden-level living, and a rooftop pool.

New: 480 sqm

2004 - 2010

OF-AR

Re-use of industrial ruins as a platform for art, research, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment.

New: 20,000 sqm

2009

The Israeli Project

An extensive Tel Aviv Museum exhibition explored Israel’s formative statehood through architecture, later published in a two-volume book.

Exhibition

2000

Borderline Disorder
Venice Biennale

The installation uses PVC shutters as a cultural screen to depict the Israeli-Palestinian terrain as a fragmented, shifting landscape shaped by conflict and transformation.

Exhibition

2002

Jerusalem Nature Museum

Preservation of Villa Dakan and its garden, with museum spaces arranged around a central courtyard and entrance pavilion.

Existing: 1400 sqm

2022 -

House #22202

A modular stone and concrete design adapts to site and family needs, seamlessly facing the sea.

New: 150-450 sqm

2022 -

House #0365

The house spans a slope with front and rear courtyards, all rooms oriented to them, and is built of silicate bricks with plastered concrete beams.

New: 380 sqm

2003 - 2007

House #9945

An office building for the labor party built in the 50th re-use to a 13 unit apartment building.

Existing: 2,500 sqm

1999 - 2002

House #9620

A reuse project transforming a 19th-century stone building from a theater and commercial center into a complex of garden and rooftop apartments

Existing: 2,500 sqm

1996 - 2001

Gordon Books

​Books, an exhibition of Michael Gordon’s work

Exhibition

2002

House #12131

Inspired by North American houses, the home is clad in local stone with a central concrete fireplace.

New: 250 sqm

2012 - 2014

House #10105

Residential

New: 250 sqm

2010 - 2012

House #0258

Tall windows and a floating concrete roof define this single-level house, where outdoor spaces separate living areas from bedrooms.

New: 350 sqm

2002 - 2004

Riga Philharmonic

The Riga Philharmonic connects the historic Congress Centre with Kronvalda Park, creating an accessible, flexible, and sustainable home for music.

Competition

2024

Gusen Museum

The Museum preserves the site’s remnants through a light, floating path that connects history and memory

Competition

2025

Neurobiology Building, Weizmann Institute of Science

A flexible and dynamic spatial system that integrates research, community work, and artistic creation within a multifunctional and adaptable structure.

Competition

2020

Rabin Square

The square functions as an active democratic space where memory of the past coexists with contemporary public uses.

Competition

2016

Marina Ashkelon

The renewal of Ashkelon Marina reimagines Plot 900 as a continuous structure, strengthening the link between city, sea, and shore.

Competition

2025

Hapoel Holon

The renewed “Hapoel” becomes an open urban hub, linking sports heritage with community life, culture, and accessibility.

Competition

2024

Stars of the desert

A flexible youth village in the Negev, embedded in the landscape, balancing tradition and modernity while serving as a vibrant center for the Bedouin communit

Competition

2018

Hura Municipality

A desert city hall blending Moorish heritage, Bedouin culture, and sustainable design.

Competition

2020

The Negev Museum of Art

The museum, built of rammed earth with a floating concrete roof, preserves existing paths to form open and enclosed galleries and is designed as a net-zero energy structure.

Competition

2012

National Library

The project forms stone-like volumes inspired by Qumran caves, creating a protective yet welcoming space of knowledge.

Competition

2012

Tel Aviv New Residential Model

A flexible housing model with modular units and communal spaces for sustainable living.

Competition

2017

Tel-Aviv Port

The project transformed an old industrial area into a public space, preserving historic buildings and adding promenades that reconnect the city, waterfront, and public.

Competition

2012

Indian Jewish Heritage Center

The center will preserve Indian Jewish heritage while serving as a cultural, educational, and community hub.

New: 1,500 sqm

2016 -

Reclaiming Lod’s Public Space

Urban renewal of Lod’s historic center reviving community life through culture and heritage.

Landscape: 16,000 sqm

2011

Shalom Asch House

Renovation of the Yisddish writer Shalom Asch for public use

Existing: 100 sqm

2012 - 2013

Lod Municipal Library & Ethnographic Museum

The renewal of Lod Municipal Library into an inclusive, vibrant, and connected cultural hub.

New: 1,500 sqm

2010