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The official website for ARCTIC Architects. https://www.arcticarc.com/

Since its establishment in 1993, Arctic Architects,
a partnership of Nilly R Harag and Jan Tandrevold,
has developed a diverse body of work. We have associated ourselves with a range of projects in the realm of social and civil, cultural and educational themes, for a variety of societies and users. We are known for our commitment to the collaborative aspect of making architecture, and focus on de

veloping our designs to reach socially, architecturally and culturally intelligible projections.

01 Public & Educational 02 Urban Planning 03 Urban Renewal 04 Guidelines

ארכטיק אדריכלים [משרד מאמן]מחפשים אדריכלים מוכשרים להצטרף למשרדנו ינאי 6, ירושליםפורטפוליו + קו"ח ל: office@arcticarc.co...

02/06/2022

ארכטיק אדריכלים [משרד מאמן]
מחפשים אדריכלים מוכשרים להצטרף למשרדנו
ינאי 6, ירושלים
פורטפוליו + קו"ח ל: [email protected]
www.arcticarc.com

26/04/2022

Urban Renewal Spatial Guidelines:
For buildings up to 10 floors In saturated construction Beer Sheva
The catalog presents information accessible to create planning certainty in defining guidelines for the audience of planners, architects, engineers and licensing institutions. The spatial guidelines appear in chapters according to the components of the building and its surroundings. Systems that serve the building and its occupants, and how it connects to public systems.

In a city like Be'er Sheva, it is of great importance to strengthen urbanity, density, walking, and to strengthen public space, while creating defined and bustling streets.
These principles are guidelines in the planning thinking of this booklet.

These guidelines seek to tighten the connection between the private space and the public space in the city, defining the beneficial relationship between them while establishing uniform principles for planning in the city.
The guidelines are based on required planning principles, recognizing and adapting to the existing built reality in the city. The desire to create an optimal match between the future architecture and the existing local architecture and its adaptation to the social, environmental and climatic fabric that prevails in the city.

The guidelines set a uniform but varied design line for designing and planning the appearance of streets and city buildings. One of the overarching goals of the document is to make public space accessible for the use of city residents while encouraging walking in planning to create an inviting public urban space for the well-being of city residents.
These guidelines do not have the power to replace the role of the architect in the design of the building, but to produce planning and guiding tools.

This chapter combines the spatial guidelines for up to 10-story residential buildings in the city of Beer Sheva.

These spatial guidelines shall not derogate from and / or prejudice the applicable provisions of the law and the provisions specified in approved city building plans, permit information and building permits.

* Spatial guidelines form part of the guidelines and requirements of the information portfolio, and will be provided as part of the guidelines and requirements of the information portfolio.
* To the extent that there is a discrepancy between these guidelines and municipal policy documents, which define design and construction guidelines for permits, or previous spatial guidelines, these spatial guidelines increase.
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26/04/2022

Guidelines for laying out tables and chairs in public areas in Rehovot
Implemented
Year
2011
Client
Rehovot Municipality
Location
City Center, Rehovot
The plan offers guidelines for laying out tables and chairs in public spaces, while defining the design conditions for the planned space. It aims at improving the building façade, the front elevation of the building, and the exposed infrastructure installations. The guidelines ensure free access along the sidewalk and its covered areas. A unified public domain becomes a visual hallmark of the city, encouraging the use of public spaces for the benefit of citizens and visitors alike.

26/04/2022

Urban Renewal: Hatzionut Compound
Approved
Year
2013
Client
Jerusalem Municipality, via Moriah Jerusalem Development Authority
Location
Kiryat HaYovel, Jerusalem
Planning for the replacement of 64 existing residential units with 266 newly-constructed units. The plan responds to the national demand to build new housing units while densifying existing neighborhoods in order to meet the need to provide a home for every family. Unlike other plans, the economic demands were met using alternatives to high-rise construction.

26/04/2022

Urban Renewal: Kisufim Compound
Approved
Year
2020
Client
Minstry of Construction & Housing
Location
Ramot Alon, Jerusalem
The project is part of the governmental in-fill initiative to allocate free lots along the blue Jerusalem Light Rail, fomenting
the incentive to build further residential units while strengthening the urban activities taking place in the area. It is located along the Golda Meir boulevard, facing the Ramot Mall. The plan proposes the following functions: 250 new residential units, public parking, a bus terminal, a light-rail stop, a pedestrian bridge to the mall,commerce, employment, school, open spaces with accessible pedestrian walkways to the light rail via escalators.

26/04/2022

Urban Renewal:
GonenimX2
Approved
Year
2013
Client
Jerusalem Municipality (Ministry of Construction and Housing announcement)
Location
Gonenim, Jerusalem
The guiding principle of the plans is the implementation of the demolition-reconstruction process based on the existing parcels without consolidation and division, as is the case in most plans. The implementation of the plans must be carried out independently by the owners of the apartments themselves on a self-organized basis. Total number of residential units: 650.

26/04/2022

Mishkan David Synagogue
Executed
Year
2005
Client
Bedarkei Avoteino Association
Location
Givat Masua, Jerusalem
A spiritual house for three hundred and fifty worshippers. It serves for prayer, religious studies and the religious ceremonies of its members. The roof becomes the fifth elevation of the building due to the neighborhood planning guidelines implemented for the benefit of a building that blends in with its surroundings, while enjoying their perspectival views.

14/04/2022

On the Art of Mapping: Jerusalem;
Mediterranean Coastline
Research
Exhausted Geographies
Year
2009—present
Theme
Contested Territories
In a period when the Mediterranean coastline has become a place of forced migration, urban conflicts, and historical and social polarities,
I felt an urgent need to research the Israeli section of the coastline. Over the last few years, several sites along the coast have been investigated, from the northern border with Lebanon to the southern border with Gaza, including Ashdod and the liminal coastline of Jisr a-Zarqa. Juxtaposing critical mapping with historical analysis identified spatial apparatuses that were imposed on these sites to mediate political and socioeconomic ideologies.

14/04/2022

Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition: Basic Shelter and Your Local Memory for Living
Not executed (Second place)
Year
1993
Client
Shinkenchiku-sha Co. Ltd., Japan
Location
Masada, Israel
The view to the sea is the ultimate reference of the basic monastic cell. The architecture establishes the sequential frames from minimal exposure to the outside to total exposure in dialogue with nature, all based on the fundamental functions of the basic unit and event. The machinery included makes it physically possible to inhabit the cell. Vertical and horizontal projections introduce the mechanism of a telescope not only as optical device but as a source of basic living.

Judge: Renzo Piano

14/04/2022

The great egyptian museum
Competition
In collaboration with Arch. Yuval Beer
Year
2002
Client
Egyptian Goverment
Location
Giza, Cairo

14/04/2022

Urban Renewal TAMA 38
Implemented
Year
2017
Client
Ministry of Construction and Housing
Location
Throughout Israel
Guidelines: Seismic reinforcement & additional housing units
The catalog presents existing residential buildings that are in the process of approval for reinforcement against earthquakes and additional construction — known as TAMA 38/1. The projects are examined and presented according to various building types such as railway structure, structure H, square structure. Fifty examples were examined and reference made to the improving living standards both in each apartment and in the common areas.

https://ext.moch.gov.il/books/tama_38/

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