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Courtyard

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Project Location

Ramat HaSharon

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Year of Completion

2017

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Photographer

Shai Epstein​

This house rises powerfully from Hanesher Square, completing the urban space. Upon entering through the gate, it becomes clear that this is a courtyard house. Elevated 90 cm above the street, the house offers privacy and a striking diagonal view of the square. The yard extends seamlessly between indoor and outdoor spaces, maximizing the ground floor experience. Uniquely, the house does not have a traditional front door; instead, the gate serves as the main entrance, leading directly to the heart of the home. Compact gardens, a pool, and decorative wall coverings complete the design of the house.

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Courtyard

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Project Location

Ramat HaSharon

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Year of Completion

2015​

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Photographer

Shai Epstein​

This house rises powerfully from Hanesher Square, completing the urban space. Upon entering through the gate, it becomes clear that this is a courtyard house. Elevated 90 cm above the street, the house offers privacy and a striking diagonal view of the square. The yard extends seamlessly between indoor and outdoor spaces, maximizing the ground floor experience. Uniquely, the house does not have a traditional front door; instead, the gate serves as the main entrance, leading directly to the heart of the home. Compact gardens, a pool, and decorative wall coverings complete the design of the house.

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