Architecture
When fabric becomes soft architecture: The silent revolution of luxury textiles in the bedroom
A festive pop-up that reminds us that while we may endure sleepless nights, at least we can ensure every minute of sleep is high-quality.
“People are looking for quiet”: The new trend leading home design
Exhibition 'Yakir's Light' brings together art by a fallen soldier and his mother
Equality is designed, and so is inequality - opinion
Rapid construction licensing reform underway
Construction industry news: Interior minister signs regulations to expedite plan and permit approval, aiming to shorten process by 1-4 years
Live in a private house without a building permit? Construction permit in two weeks
Detached houses are eligible for expedited Safe Room permits, with online applications, ensuring approval in just 14 days.
Tower of David immerses visitors in Jerusalem architecture via tech
The “Streets Games” exhibit aims to educate visitors by encouraging them to explore some of the most recognizable architecture in Jerusalem and to digitally create new buildings of their own.
Muslala merges sustainability, architecture, bees in east Jerusalem
The center’s overarching mission is twofold: to economically empower local women and young adults and to champion urban initiatives centered around sustainability and ecology.
Interior design: How to build an eclectic design look in Jerusalem
For this article, I decided to find out what other designers are doing to create eclectic cohesion in the homes of their Jerusalem clients.
'ArchitecTorah': How Torah, architecture, and rabbinic literature link - review
Joshua Skarf adds an architectural perspective on each and every parasha in the Torah.
Tel Aviv’s White City to mark 20 years as UNESCO world heritage site
The White City district has given rise to an annual late-night cultural celebration that will take place June 29.
Moshe Safdie awards 2023 MIG Prize for architecture students at Tel Aviv University
The prize was given to to three architecture students at Tel Aviv University for their extraordinary projects, marked by the climate crisis and global pandemics.
Landscapes of his life
Victor Rabinovich has never regretted moving to Israel, although his landscapes have changed completely.
Architect and craftsman Amir Rozei flourishes in Eretz Israel
Rozei’s art installations are on display during a two-month group exhibition at the Umm el-Fahm Art Gallery from May 20. His solo exhibition will premiere at the Art Lab in Tel Aviv on June 1.
