amplifies the sweeping garden view extending the full length of the residence. This rare expanse of greenery—set unexpectedly in the center of Tel Aviv—becomes the home’s defining element, a living panorama that brings calm, clarity, and a sense of escape to urban life.

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The interior is conceived as a single, continuous space, allowing the exterior landscape to function as a natural backdrop. A monochromatic palette of bright whites and deep charcoals heightens the presence of the garden, while subtle navy accents and light oak introduce warmth and texture without disturbing the visual serenity.

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Designed around generous public areas for hosting and easy, Tel Aviv–style living, the home balances openness with intimate, thoughtfully crafted private zones. Each material choice and proportion is calibrated to support quiet precision and a seamless dialogue between interior and nature.

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The Green Panorama House stands as a study in quiet urban architecture—pure, intentional, and deeply connected to the rare stretch of landscape it frames within the vibrant fabric of the city.

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Location - Tel - Aviv, Israel

Year - 2015

Square Metres - 70