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Ex Libris by Chanan de Lange

Dezeen in Israel: designer Chanan de Lange exhibits two circular library bookshelves made from recycled school desks at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. (more…
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Dezeen in Israel: here are some images of the recently opened new wing at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, which has a dramatically faceted atrium piercing its centre. (more…
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6 months ago

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Update: Tel Aviv Museum of Art Amir Building / Preston Scott

Preston Scott Cohen’s office sent us drawings of his Tel Aviv Museum of Art to add to the images of the recently opened museum we shared earlier in the week. Preston Scott Cohen explained, “Conceptually, the Amir Building is related to the Museum’s Brutalist…
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6 months ago

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Update: Tel Aviv Museum of Art Amir Building / Preston Scott

Over the past year, we’ve been following the development and early construction of Preston Scott Cohen’s Tel Aviv Museum of Art Amir Building.  The 195,000 square ft building has recently been completed and now, the museum is open to the public.…
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7 months ago

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Tel Aviv Museum of Art opens Herta and Paul Amir Building

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art in Tel Aviv, Israel has opened the new Herta and Paul Amir Building worth $55 million.
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7 months ago

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Expansion of a 30-year-old museum that calls for a new building with galleries, curatorial offices, restoration workshops, library, restaurant, auditorium, educational facilities, storage, and a loading dock. In the cultural district
of Tel Aviv, a 37,700-square-foot triangular parcel west of the existing museum and adjacent to its sculpture garden. A central light well of subtly twisting geometries defines the circulation core, through which stairs and ramps link major programmatic elements. Here, for instance, the galleries of the Israeli art wing on the fifth level and those of the wing devoted to international architecture and design on the fourth are visually and physically connected. The rectangular galleries are bounded by lobbies, reading rooms, and curatorial areas that look onto the surrounding courtyards and cultural district through glazed openings in the tiled concrete skin. Workshops, studios, and classrooms for the education department are stacked on three levels at the north-west edge of the site.

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