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Herzelia Pituah House 4

185151 Inspired by: Herzelia Pituah House 4 by Pitsou Kedem Architect Architect: Pitsou Kedem Architect Collaboration with: Turkish interiors and product designer Tanju Özelgin. Location: Western side of Herzliya, Israel Visualization by: Bao Doan https://www.behance.net/gallery/54352159/CGI-Herzelia-Pituah-House-4 “A modern and minimalistic building that completely eliminates the accepted barrier between the inside and the outside and hides, within its restrained spaces, a dramatic atmosphere and wide open spaces. The central mass is bounded on the side facing the pool, by a seven meter long aluminum display with no supporting columns. Half of the display is divided into six large continuous units that are embedded in wall niche and are, in effect, concealed units. The encompassing mass becomes a floating one and the boundary between the kitchen and the long bar that extends along its entire length and between the pool and the surrounding deck is cancelled out in its entirety and so creates an open home with no boundaries. A space where the border between the inside and the outside becomes blurred and, in effect, creates a new space that is a cross between an internal and external space".

Posted on 01.07.2017

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