Architecture
1+1 is always 2: Bringing determinism back to AI-Assisted engineering
Maxim Magaziner explores how AI-assisted engineering, stronger testing, automation, and technical leadership can help teams build software faster without sacrificing quality.
Jerusalem opens its doors: Free Open House tours this month
FAA clears proposed Trump arch, requires 'eternal flame' to alert pilots
Trump administration to break ground on 250-foot Washington arch despite legal challenges
'Jerusalem That Once Was': An architect's look at the history of Israel's capital - review
A new book by famed architect and former Jerusalemite David Kroyanker shines a penetrative loving light on the capital’s fading beauty.
German architecture foundation revokes award to artist over Israel boycott stance
“James Bridle’s endorsement of a call to boycott Israeli cultural institutions is incompatible with this responsibility, and it is why the Foundation cannot award the prize.”
An English-style home in the heart of the Sharon
After living in London, they wanted to bring a piece of it to Israel. Architect Boaz Snir knew exactly what they meant – and the result speaks for itself.
Intuitive design for retreats: How to choose the perfect location
During a retreat, participants can focus on themselves, work on personal goals, and connect with nature. Choosing the right location is key to maximizing this experience.
What makes this 47 sqm Tel Aviv apartment so remarkable to win a prestigious award?
Architects Baranowitz + Kronenberg received the 2024 FRAME Magazine award for their exceptional design of a compact 47 sqm apartment in Tel Aviv.
250 square meters of cozy elegance: A stunning home in the Shfela region
This home, designed by architect Marina Rechter-Rubinstein of ReMa Architects, blends open spaces, warm tones of chocolate and natural wood, and a thoughtful layout, creating the perfect environment.
Saudi Arabia to construct skyscraper 'taller than 20 Empire State buildings'
“It’s masquerading as a building today, but it’s so much more,” said Michael Dyke, chief executive officer of the project.
From Scandinavia to Japan: The apartment that connects worlds
How do you combine all the memories? Idan Samary Yahalom faced this challenge in a 160 square meter apartment in Haifa.
Not too narrow: How they overcame challenges to create a memorable home
In a central city, architect Sharon Weiser designed a new home for a family of six on a narrow lot, addressing the challenge of a rear facade bordering an industrial area.