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Ibn Gabirol 86-92 Tel-Aviv

TAMA38/2 in Ibn Gabirol 86-92, Tel-Aviv. A project for A. Ginadi.

The project requires the demolition of four buildings, overall 2.5 dunam, and the construction of 100 residential units and 18 commercial spaces in 9 floors. The plan includes the unification of three lots, and the detailed planning of two buildings.

From an analysis of shading technologies which were common in Tel-Aviv of the 50s and 60s, we decided to combine a similar feature in the terraces railing, as a reference to the existing facades in Ibn Gabirol Street.

Status: In planning.

Planning team: Misha Danilov, Maryann Meirovich and Liat Dichter. Renders: Ari Brook.