Competition Finalists: 2nd Prize
Our proposal aims to reinstate MUSA as one of Israel’s leading Museums while turning it into a major urban destination for Tel Aviv’s residents: weaving new and existing museum exhibitions into one comprehensive experience while opening all outdoor areas to the public.
Shlomo Aronson Architects
The Office is proud to announce Daniel Shorer as our newest associate.
Shlomo Aronson Architects
Opening of the Cat’s Square in Jerusalem with its new make-over toward the future development phase of the site.
Shlomo Aronson Architects
We are excited to announce the opening of our new office branch in Tel Aviv under the leadership of Omri Ben-Chetrit.
Shlomo Aronson Architects
Architecture of Israel, architecture design & environment quarterly.
The project wins 2nd place as Project of the Year 2020, in the Landscape Category.
Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
The newly expanded greenhouse opens its doors to the public. An impressive variety of plants of all colors and shapes are on display!
Shlomo Aronson Architects
The Office is proud to announce Vardit Shoval and Michal Doukarsky as our newest associates
Universita della Svizzera italiana, Accademia di architettura
Barbara Aronson spends a day with 4th year students during the final presentation of their projects for the Geological and Mining Park of Sardinia, Italy.
50 Year Jubilee
The office celebrates 50 years of Shlomo Aronson Architects on a memorable three-day trip to Petra and Wadi Rum in Jordan, and Timna in the southern Negev desert.
2019 WLA, Merit Award
The Light Sculpture Plaza win the Merit Award – Built Small Category of the 2019 WLA Awards.
Barbara Aronson gives a lecture titled: New Urban Landscapes: with too much water?
The Israeli Organization for Gardening and Landscape
Barbara Aronson talks about urban nature, seasonality and community life in the Park of the Groves, Tel Aviv-Yafo.
Our weekly lectures by staff members (about topics of their choice) reveal their often surprising enthusiasm about a specific project, task or planning stage. The extremely positive feedback to these lectures highlights the general importance of knowledge exchange.
Architecture of Israel #116. architecture design & environment quarterly.
The project is selected as Project of the Year 2019, in the Landscape Category.
The Israeli Association of Landscape Architects
Barbara Aronson gives a lecture about Givataim’s new urban park, where the addition of two residential towers provided the opportunity to create a new neighborhood public space.
The first rain of the season fills the newly created retention pools along the Glil Yam stream: Nature at work.
The Israeli Association of Landscape Architects
The Dead Sea Promenade, in Bokek, Dead Sea, wins 1st prize in the category of landscape restoration and infrastructure projects.
In Statu Quo: Structures of Negotiation is the theme of the Israeli Pavilion. It traces the complex mechanism of the ‘Status Quo’ within shared holy places in Israel-Palestine, which functions as a controversial and fragile system of coexistence.
The office’s proposal from 1970-1972 takes part in the exhibition.
In the morning, Tal and Erez Lotan show us around Park Hod HaSharon. For lunch, we split into teams and have a fierce cooking competition preparing Asian and Italian foods. We finish the day relaxing with beers
after walking through Modiin’s new City Center project.
A new city plaza – celebrating light, shadows and color at all hours of the day – opens to the public.
The city’s new entrance plaza – featuring seven inter-active ‘Water Gates’ on the background of a Green Wall – opens to the public.
The office’s architectural proposal is chosen as the winning alternative for the development of Lot 25.
The project is part of the Jerusalem LRT Green Line, designed by the team of JGL (Obermeyer and Amy-Metom) for JTMT.
Barbara Aronson heads the organization committee for the conference. Elia Shoshany participates in the organization committee and gives a lecture about the Ein Bokek public beach and promenade.
Valerie Abizdid joins the main office as our chef, preparing daily creative meals for everybody.
Completion of Infra 1 public works, the first stage of infrastructure construction for the light rail line.
Barbara Aronson gives a lecture about ‘Landscape and Infrastructure’ and participates in a discussion panel with Christophe Girot and Els Verbakel
A new playground and recreation area along the Soreq stream opens to the public
The park opens to the public
The northern side of the linear park along Hashmonaim Street opens to the public.
After lighting tests, work progresses on the light sculpture. Work on the central pedestrian promenade progresses as well.
The site opens to the public
Rechael Bardugo Becomes Associate
The office visits the Einot Zukim Nature Reserve and the Ein Bokek sea promenade project currently under construction, and tours the Dead Sea Works plant
The ceremony inaugurating the public wing of the campus, attended by the Prime Minister and donors, takes place during the Sukkot holiday, and the building will be open to the public in about a year.
Architect of the Campus and building: Moshe Safdie Architects
Barbara Aronson acts as head of Jury, June 2016
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