
despite the openness, a sense of privacy is ensured for the private rooms

the bedroom opens out onto the pool as though in a luxury holiday resort

Raz Melamed’s stylish SQ5 penthouse overlooks the bustling city of Tel Aviv, Israel
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a meadowed rooftop with large, open-air skylights gently dips down to allow direct access from inside.
the house is divided into two volumes which shield a central courtyard from the dense neighborhood.
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the project exemplifies architectural kitbashing using repurposed precast concrete box culverts.
'the row' comprises thirty works of digital architecture by six n. five, reisinger studio, daniel arsham, and others.