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The pavilion house
The pavilion house
Israel
Project Featured on Dec 28, 2017
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Other Projects by Tal Goldsmith Fish Design Studio
The pavilion house
Israel
Project Featured on Dec 28, 2017
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
The main challenge in this project was to fit four floors into a house with plot limitation, that would look like two. By stretching, extanding and raising the main box we managed to hide three floors in it, and create a Pavilion looking house. The box was softened with a thin frame of floating concrete floor and a very thin roof rack on top, joined together by diagonal side walls.
The fourth floor was layed on the main box in the form of a complete white cube, with no visibles windows or openings. It's lack of ornaments and functional elements contribute to concealing it's presence. A vertical slit in the cube creates an inner patio which brings in air and light and is the element which breaks the mass of the cube and softenes it's geometry.
Iron louvres were layed along the western facade creating an isle between them and the exterior walls, giving lightness and airiness to the house. As the western sun enters the isle, different patterns of shades appear on the walls.
The Pavilion stands wrapped in a Dichondra carpet.
The staircase connecting the four floors is made of iron and has a decorative screen passing through the floors from top to bottom. That same pattern is repeating itself on the out side fence surrounding the house.
Photos: Amit Geron
The fourth floor was layed on the main box in the form of a complete white cube, with no visibles windows or openings. It's lack of ornaments and functional elements contribute to concealing it's presence. A vertical slit in the cube creates an inner patio which brings in air and light and is the element which breaks the mass of the cube and softenes it's geometry.
Iron louvres were layed along the western facade creating an isle between them and the exterior walls, giving lightness and airiness to the house. As the western sun enters the isle, different patterns of shades appear on the walls.
The Pavilion stands wrapped in a Dichondra carpet.
The staircase connecting the four floors is made of iron and has a decorative screen passing through the floors from top to bottom. That same pattern is repeating itself on the out side fence surrounding the house.
Photos: Amit Geron
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