a six-storey town house has been constructed in tel aviv, offering its occupants a connection with the city, but also providing the privacy and seclusion desired of a residential project. israeli office pitsou kedem architects have maximized a 270 square meter plot within the urban block, crafting a series of levels which share both physical and visual relationships.
a pool stretches the length of the upper level, alongside other external recreation areas
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establishing a clear link between the dwelling and the city, the courtyard has been elevated to the roof where tel aviv’s impressive skyline serves as a permanent backdrop. a pool stretches the length of the upper level, alongside other external recreation areas.
the courtyard has been elevated to roof level where tel aviv’s skyline serves as a permanent backdrop
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below, each floor accommodates a different function, fully utilizing the space available. separate storeys for parents and children ensure privacy, while a common lounge area is intended to bring the whole family together. a guest suite is housed at the ground floor behind a wood paneled entrance. the stairwell runs vertically throughout the building and is designed to be an important part of the spaces it connects, sitting against a grey silicate blocked wall.
a common lounge area designed to bring the whole family together
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the kitchen and dining area on the third floor
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the stairwell is designed to be an important part of the spaces it connects
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the bathroom on the second floor
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the six-storey project occupies a 270 square meter plot of land
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