Israeli House Images, Even Yehuda Home Design, New Property in Israel

House Even Yehuda, Israel

Contemporary Residential Development Israel design by Sharon Neuman / Oded Stern-Meiraz

27 Mar 2012

Location: Even Yehuda, Israel

Design: Sharon Neuman and Oded Stern-Meiraz

‘House N’

Residence in Even Yehuda

Contemporary Israeli Residence

This 260 sqm modern minimalist house is located in the unlikely setting of the rural town of even Yehuda, 20 minutes drive from Tel Aviv.

The concept for the house was inspired by the work of minimalist artist Walter De Maria- Gothic Shaped Drawing that’s is showing a basic one line 2 dimensional shape of a house, almost as is drawn by a child.

A tall brick painted wall in a traditional shape of a house, together with an attached outdoor chimney, provide the needed privacy the clients requested towards the front, and contrasting with the rear of the house which is made completely of glass and is open to the back – facing north.

A floating open bridge/balcony on the first floor also acts as a canopy for the main entrance underneath and leads visitors through a long gap in the external wall to the main entrance of the house.

The house is on 3 floors:

– Basement with a shelter, a cinema and a play room
– Ground floor with a lounge, kitchen, and a tv room
– First floor with a main bedroom suit, children rooms and work areas

House in Even Yehuda – Building Information

Architects: Sharon Neuman and Oded Stern-Meiraz
Plot: 500 sqm
Built area: 260 sqm
Location: Even Yehuda, Israel

Photographs: Elad Sarig

House N images / information from Sharon Neuman

Location: Even Yehuda, Israel

Israel Architecture

Contemporary Architecture in Israel

Israeli Architecture Designs – chronological list

Israel Architecture News

Israel Houses

Israeli Property Designs – contemporary architectural selection below:

Zipper House, Lachish
Design: Uri Cohen

image from architect office
The challenge in this scheme was to add a second house to the site in such a way that both will create an assembly of space and activity between the two families and still allow division and privacy.