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TEO Center for Culture Art and Content
TEO Center for Culture Art and Content
Herzliya, Israel
Popular Winner, 2020 A+Awards, Cultural - Hall / Theater
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Other Projects by A.Lerman Architects Ltd.
TEO Center for Culture Art and Content
Herzliya, Israel
Popular Winner, 2020 A+Awards, Cultural - Hall / Theater
Project Featured on Jan 06, 2021
Project of the Day on Jan 06, 2021
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
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In a beachside residential area of Herzliya, TEO (the Theodor Herzl Center for Culture, Art and Content) comes into view as a distinct single storey building, eminently lower than the neighbourhood’s enclosed private mansions. The freestanding TEO opens up a wide panorama toward the west - the horizon over the ocean - thus rupturing the visual and social narrative of walled luxury villas this area of Herzliya is known for. The insertion of a fully exposed public cultural center as an event in the surrounding urban-scape was key to the design strategy.
TEO provides a unique functional facility to the city’s art-practicing and culture-seeking residents. The plan is designed as a 50 by 50 meters square layout around an offset central patio surrounded by the various programs: a music conservatory, a dance school, art and ceramics studios, a gallery, a senior recreation center and a cafeteria. An upper partial floor houses a library complemented by a 300 sqm outdoor deck.
The uniqueness of the design lies in the coherence of a precise geometric module that is strictly enforced throughout. Concrete (on site casts & precast units), textured glass and metal flow seamlessly from exterior to interior surfaces. Cutting-edge sealing techniques were used to protect the building from rain while maintaining its flat roof silhouette and tight proportions.
The patio (292 sqm) makes available a space of quiet and welcoming scale. The floated, draining floor provides a pleasing horizontal surface from which a single mature oak tree rises. Direct sunlight from above dynamically projects its presence across the patio’s surfaces, creating ever-changing visual compositions of organic against geometrical form.
Client: Herzliya municipality, Herzliya development company Ltd.
Credits:
- Photography - Nimrod Levy
- Lavi-Bat Engineering - Engineer - Rafi Bat
- Lighting Design - Rama Mendelshon
- A. Lerman Architects Ltd. - Founder & Owner Architect - Asaf Lerman
- Photography - Amit Geron
- A. Lerman Architects Ltd. - Leading Architect - Danielle Nagila
TEO provides a unique functional facility to the city’s art-practicing and culture-seeking residents. The plan is designed as a 50 by 50 meters square layout around an offset central patio surrounded by the various programs: a music conservatory, a dance school, art and ceramics studios, a gallery, a senior recreation center and a cafeteria. An upper partial floor houses a library complemented by a 300 sqm outdoor deck.
The uniqueness of the design lies in the coherence of a precise geometric module that is strictly enforced throughout. Concrete (on site casts & precast units), textured glass and metal flow seamlessly from exterior to interior surfaces. Cutting-edge sealing techniques were used to protect the building from rain while maintaining its flat roof silhouette and tight proportions.
The patio (292 sqm) makes available a space of quiet and welcoming scale. The floated, draining floor provides a pleasing horizontal surface from which a single mature oak tree rises. Direct sunlight from above dynamically projects its presence across the patio’s surfaces, creating ever-changing visual compositions of organic against geometrical form.
Client: Herzliya municipality, Herzliya development company Ltd.
Credits:
- Photography - Nimrod Levy
- Lavi-Bat Engineering - Engineer - Rafi Bat
- Lighting Design - Rama Mendelshon
- A. Lerman Architects Ltd. - Founder & Owner Architect - Asaf Lerman
- Photography - Amit Geron
- A. Lerman Architects Ltd. - Leading Architect - Danielle Nagila
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