J House with Raised roof, Latticed walls, Bridge entrance by Pitsou Kedem

Date of Publishing: May 25, 2021

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J House by Pitsou Kedem Architect with the entwinement between unique and dynamic architectural construct, the attractive and clever greenery and garden systems and the modern and trendy furnishing of the design compose an atmosphere of elegant and luxurious home. Indeed, the ripples of water, the beams of light, and the prickles of exotic plants come together with the cantilevered roof, unusual shapes, glass lines and wooden lattice in one deep dimensional spaces of dynamic tension.

This house is an 800-square-metre family home, located in Herzliya, an affluent northern area of the Tel Aviv District. It hides partially from the street behind a tall wall. So, its visible facades are separated into horizontal bands that provide privacy for the house. Once insides, the premises are big, fill with light, open and interconnected with the gardens and the green elements of the decor composition and arranged in modern and elegant style. Also, it is is wonderful combination of living room idea; dining room idea; kitchen idea; bedroom idea; bathroom idea; and other great ideas. Thus, the whole house exudes style, class, and strong, unusual character.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Project Name: J House
Location: Herzliya, Israel
Area: 800 m²
Designed by: Pitsou Kedem

J House with Raised roof, Latticed walls, Bridge entrance by Pitsou Kedem — From certain angles, the building’s roof appears to float above the solid walls due to the narrow window that extends around the entire structure.

The iron white lattice whose hollow spaces serve the light pouring in from diagonal roof – shadowy shapes appear to swim amidst reflections of light.

The J House Gallery:

Text by the Architects: The story of the J House originates from its surroundings. The view from the street to the entrance reveals a resolute stone path, a sidewalk, asphalt and an outdoor wall, all forming one complete composition. After a moment, tension is created by the realization of the slope downward from the street and the ambitious reach of the roof upwards – a roof noted by its whiteness, long window and sense of levity.

Photo credit: Amit Geron| Source: Pitsou Kedem

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: 39 Maze St. Ground Floor Tel-Aviv
– Tel: 03.6204493
– Email: office@pitsou.com