Honor the past, plan for the present
Ein Kerem, Jerusalem | 120 square meters | Building for conservation
Interior Planning and Design | Project Management
There are houses whose character already exists - our job is to rediscover it.
The old house in Ein Kerem featured stone walls, original doorways, and architectural details that were preserved over the years.
The design focused on creating a balance between preserving the historic character of the building and adapting it to the needs of contemporary life.
Throughout the project, the unique elements of the house were preserved, along with carefully selected design solutions, finishing materials, and joinery that naturally integrated into the existing architectural language. Each addition was designed with respect for the structure, with the aim of continuing its story.
The result is a house that connects past and present and allows the original architecture to continue to be an integral part of everyday life.
Photographer: Elad Gonen




















