Ha’avoda St. Apartment

A 90 sqm apartment in central Tel Aviv, with high ceilings, weathered walls, exposed steel and worn original tiles, was given a new life while preserving its character. The design makes the most of the apartment’s generous ceiling height, the greenery visible from every window, and its beautiful Bauhaus balcony overlooking HaAvoda Street, while responding to the changing urban landscape surrounding the building.

All of the apartment’s infrastructure was replaced, the layout was reconfigured, and every square meter was carefully optimized. One of the key challenges was creating an additional multifunctional room for work, play and guests. Designed as an internal room enclosed by Belgian glass partitions, it allows natural light to filter through while maintaining a visual connection with the rest of the home. Subtle curved graphics make the partitions part of the overall design language.

At the entrance, a five-meter-long, 3.2-meter-high custom cabinet provides a range of tailored storage solutions, including a concealed utility room, a built-in bench, storage for shoes, bags and coats, and an open section for display.