paritzki & liani architects: house R/D
‘house R/D’ by paritzki & liani architects, hofit, israel image © amit geron all images courtesy of paritzki & liani architects
tel aviv-based paritzki & liani architects have just completed ‘house R/D’, a single family residence on a seaside location in hofit, israel. gradually rising three meters along the home’s fragmented length, the elevations define a zigzagging footprint which follows the perimeter of the site. beginning with the garage as an incision in the earth, the interior leads into the ground floor living spaces and rises into a two-level section overlooking the water. the habitable volume is inserted into linearly connected oblique planes that follow the axis of the orientation of the topography’s curves.
from the ground plane, the terrain ranges from -0.30 to +3.15 meters, allowing views to the water at the highest point. these changes correspond to lower or higher roof and internal ceiling heights. free of internal partitions, wind blowing from the east to the west regulates temperature naturally. a long window connects the internal program to the bordering garden area. an upper level patio separates a studio from the bedrooms with open views to the sky.
ground level opens to the garden image © amit geron
ground level corridor image © amit geron
rising ceiling heights parallel the rising roof form image © amit geron
dining area image © amit geron
image © amit geron
view of kitchen from dining area image © amit geron
kitchen image © amit geron
exterior images © amit geron
sequence of courtyard facing elevation images © amit geron
view from surrounding context image © amit geron
floor plan / level 1 1. entrance 2. kitchen 3. living 4. shelter 5. bathroom 6. playroom 7. bedroom 8. bedroom 9. bedroom 10. yard
floor plan / level 0 1. master bedroom 2. bathroom 3. study room 4. patio 5. terrace
roof plan
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project info:
location: hofit, israel site area: 919 m² total floor area: 267 m² number of stories: 2 status: constructed
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