artport TLV: from tin shack to an artist residence
a number of abandoned tin shacks have been converted into eight studios for artists in residency, a communal office/hangout room and a 200 sqm flexible gallery.
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artport TLV: from tin shack to an artist residence
image © elad sarig
after winning a conceptual design competition for the new hub, architects keren avni, leeat ainhorn and carmit harnik managed to turn the rundown industrial hangars into a thriving art community. situated in southern tel aviv, the artport TLV is a new art center comprised of eight studios for artists in residency, a communal office/hangout room and a 200 sqm flexible gallery. the space between the hangars is turned into an exterior showcase as well as as a public pathway for outdoor art related activities.
additional view of the gallery
image © elad sarig
meeting area and office spaces
image © elad sarig
studio overview
image © elad sarig
other views of a studio
image © elad sarig
the gallery and arts space was renovated from a rundown industrial hangar
image © elad sarig
The Street
image © elad sarig
The Street
image © elad sarig
exhibition
image © dan haimovich
opening night
image © dan haimovich
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