Project Location
HaArbaa Towers, Tel Aviv
Collaboration with
Interior design: Sherry Oz
Supervision: Burstein Management and Supervision Ltd
Contractor: Samgal Projects
Execution Time
Two and a half months
From the very first step upon entering the office of Attorney Ruth Dayan, curiosity is aroused, and all the senses are engaged.
The first meeting is accompanied by the powerful work of the artist Yochanan Harson. The rigid metal is translated into a soft, sensitive, poetic line of drawings that bursts powerfully from the frame and leaps into the future with hope and optimism.
The 300-square-meter office area, which interior architect Sherry Oz designed, expresses restrained luxury, power, and professionalism and conveys a sense of security and support to the client.
The purpose of the planning is to translate into architecture the uniqueness of the firm’s owner, a lawyer, a powerful woman, the jewel in the crown in the field of family, a concentration of strength, wisdom, professionalism, experience, and sensitivity.
– The diamond-cut entrance counter is a luxurious and impressive block against the background of the wooden slatted wall.
– The unique ceiling that breaks out of the wall and turns into a spectacular wooden path combined with lighting.
– The concrete block in the center of the space that hides all the office devices and equipment, including the kitchen area.
– the elongated rectangular elements highlighted in the library
All of these crystallize together into a powerful space that seeks to break through the boundaries of the walls that surround it.
At the center of the planning concept, great importance was given to the continuous view out through the various complex spaces. Everything is visible, but only on the surface. The gaze passes through tangible elements that create complex layered screens, characterized by different textures, forms, colors, and materials. The spaces become clearer during the physical passage of the viewer and the process of refining and refining the casting of the screens. The view passes through the reception area, the meeting room, the corridor, and towards the towers visible from the curtain wall. The workrooms are hidden by a double-sided bookcase in the corridor, which is a buffer/filter, where the arrangement and density of the books define the employee’s level of exposure to passers-by.
The elegant combination of colors and materials creates a unique, intimate, and very intriguing atmosphere. The eye of the observer cannot stop “traveling” along the textures and the rhythm built by the different scales of the wooden bars. Starting from the ceiling consisting of panels with large widths, thicknesses and spaces through the wall covering of intermediate sizes to the way the drawer side is designed with small widths and thicknesses. In combination with partitions, the glass in the smoky shade creates a system of reflections and a sense of continuity.
The meticulousness and precision in every detail – starting from the planning of the carpentry details to the exact choice of the lighting fixtures and their location and continuing with the combination of unique colors and materials, all these together create a sense of luxury and quality of elite tailoring at the highest level.
The first meeting is accompanied by the powerful work of the artist Yochanan Harson. The rigid metal is translated into a soft, sensitive, poetic line of drawings that bursts powerfully from the frame and leaps into the future with hope and optimism.
The 300-square-meter office area, which interior architect Sherry Oz designed, expresses restrained luxury, power, and professionalism and conveys a sense of security and support to the client.
The purpose of the planning is to translate into architecture the uniqueness of the firm’s owner, a lawyer, a powerful woman, the jewel in the crown in the field of family, a concentration of strength, wisdom, professionalism, experience, and sensitivity.
– The diamond-cut entrance counter is a luxurious and impressive block against the background of the wooden slatted wall.
– The unique ceiling that breaks out of the wall and turns into a spectacular wooden path combined with lighting.
– The concrete block in the center of the space that hides all the office devices and equipment, including the kitchen area.
– the elongated rectangular elements highlighted in the library
All of these crystallize together into a powerful space that seeks to break through the boundaries of the walls that surround it.
At the center of the planning concept, great importance was given to the continuous view out through the various complex spaces. Everything is visible, but only on the surface. The gaze passes through tangible elements that create complex layered screens, characterized by different textures, forms, colors, and materials. The spaces become clearer during the physical passage of the viewer and the process of refining and refining the casting of the screens. The view passes through the reception area, the meeting room, the corridor, and towards the towers visible from the curtain wall. The workrooms are hidden by a double-sided bookcase in the corridor, which is a buffer/filter, where the arrangement and density of the books define the employee’s level of exposure to passers-by.
The elegant combination of colors and materials creates a unique, intimate, and very intriguing atmosphere. The eye of the observer cannot stop “traveling” along the textures and the rhythm built by the different scales of the wooden bars. Starting from the ceiling consisting of panels with large widths, thicknesses and spaces through the wall covering of intermediate sizes to the way the drawer side is designed with small widths and thicknesses. In combination with partitions, the glass in the smoky shade creates a system of reflections and a sense of continuity.
The meticulousness and precision in every detail – starting from the planning of the carpentry details to the exact choice of the lighting fixtures and their location and continuing with the combination of unique colors and materials, all these together create a sense of luxury and quality of elite tailoring at the highest level.
Project Location
HaArbaa Towers, Tel Aviv
Collaboration with
Interior design: Sherry Oz
Supervision: Burstein Management and Supervision Ltd
Contractor: Samgal Projects
Execution Time
Two and a half months
From the very first step upon entering the office of Attorney Ruth Dayan, curiosity is aroused, and all the senses are engaged.
The first meeting is accompanied by the powerful work of the artist Yochanan Harson. The rigid metal is translated into a soft, sensitive, poetic line of drawings that bursts powerfully from the frame and leaps into the future with hope and optimism.
The 300-square-meter office area, which interior architect Sherry Oz designed, expresses restrained luxury, power, and professionalism and conveys a sense of security and support to the client.
The purpose of the planning is to translate into architecture the uniqueness of the firm’s owner, a lawyer, a powerful woman, the jewel in the crown in the field of family, a concentration of strength, wisdom, professionalism, experience, and sensitivity.
– The diamond-cut entrance counter is a luxurious and impressive block against the background of the wooden slatted wall.
– The unique ceiling that breaks out of the wall and turns into a spectacular wooden path combined with lighting.
– The concrete block in the center of the space that hides all the office devices and equipment, including the kitchen area.
– the elongated rectangular elements highlighted in the library
All of these crystallize together into a powerful space that seeks to break through the boundaries of the walls that surround it.
At the center of the planning concept, great importance was given to the continuous view out through the various complex spaces. Everything is visible, but only on the surface. The gaze passes through tangible elements that create complex layered screens, characterized by different textures, forms, colors, and materials. The spaces become clearer during the physical passage of the viewer and the process of refining and refining the casting of the screens. The view passes through the reception area, the meeting room, the corridor, and towards the towers visible from the curtain wall. The workrooms are hidden by a double-sided bookcase in the corridor, which is a buffer/filter, where the arrangement and density of the books define the employee’s level of exposure to passers-by.
The elegant combination of colors and materials creates a unique, intimate, and very intriguing atmosphere. The eye of the observer cannot stop “traveling” along the textures and the rhythm built by the different scales of the wooden bars. Starting from the ceiling consisting of panels with large widths, thicknesses and spaces through the wall covering of intermediate sizes to the way the drawer side is designed with small widths and thicknesses. In combination with partitions, the glass in the smoky shade creates a system of reflections and a sense of continuity.
The meticulousness and precision in every detail – starting from the planning of the carpentry details to the exact choice of the lighting fixtures and their location and continuing with the combination of unique colors and materials, all these together create a sense of luxury and quality of elite tailoring at the highest level.
The first meeting is accompanied by the powerful work of the artist Yochanan Harson. The rigid metal is translated into a soft, sensitive, poetic line of drawings that bursts powerfully from the frame and leaps into the future with hope and optimism.
The 300-square-meter office area, which interior architect Sherry Oz designed, expresses restrained luxury, power, and professionalism and conveys a sense of security and support to the client.
The purpose of the planning is to translate into architecture the uniqueness of the firm’s owner, a lawyer, a powerful woman, the jewel in the crown in the field of family, a concentration of strength, wisdom, professionalism, experience, and sensitivity.
– The diamond-cut entrance counter is a luxurious and impressive block against the background of the wooden slatted wall.
– The unique ceiling that breaks out of the wall and turns into a spectacular wooden path combined with lighting.
– The concrete block in the center of the space that hides all the office devices and equipment, including the kitchen area.
– the elongated rectangular elements highlighted in the library
All of these crystallize together into a powerful space that seeks to break through the boundaries of the walls that surround it.
At the center of the planning concept, great importance was given to the continuous view out through the various complex spaces. Everything is visible, but only on the surface. The gaze passes through tangible elements that create complex layered screens, characterized by different textures, forms, colors, and materials. The spaces become clearer during the physical passage of the viewer and the process of refining and refining the casting of the screens. The view passes through the reception area, the meeting room, the corridor, and towards the towers visible from the curtain wall. The workrooms are hidden by a double-sided bookcase in the corridor, which is a buffer/filter, where the arrangement and density of the books define the employee’s level of exposure to passers-by.
The elegant combination of colors and materials creates a unique, intimate, and very intriguing atmosphere. The eye of the observer cannot stop “traveling” along the textures and the rhythm built by the different scales of the wooden bars. Starting from the ceiling consisting of panels with large widths, thicknesses and spaces through the wall covering of intermediate sizes to the way the drawer side is designed with small widths and thicknesses. In combination with partitions, the glass in the smoky shade creates a system of reflections and a sense of continuity.
The meticulousness and precision in every detail – starting from the planning of the carpentry details to the exact choice of the lighting fixtures and their location and continuing with the combination of unique colors and materials, all these together create a sense of luxury and quality of elite tailoring at the highest level.
