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⁨ חומר הוא חלק מהתכנון, לא מהתוצאה. בחירה מדוייקת שישמיע על כל החלל.⁩ by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Hi Tech Office Area: 4,000 sqm Year: 2026 Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi, Natasha Gurevich Team Lead: Sivan Aniv Lead Designer: Shani Schwartz The design concept for the project was born from the meeting between a global, innovative spirit and the warm, local, eclectic character of Tel Aviv. Our aim was to create a workplace that feels less like a traditional office and more like a vibrant Tel Aviv home — intimate, colorful, relaxed, and welcoming. The open workspaces and reception areas express a contemporary and refined identity, while the meeting rooms, hospitality zones, and shared spaces draw inspiration from Tel Aviv apartments, Bauhaus architecture, and vintage-inspired furniture and lighting. The color palette reflects the city’s landscape: earthy tones and dusty blush, energetic yellow, greens inspired by Tel Aviv’s boulevards, and deep blues drawn from the Mediterranean Sea. Natural wood, local stone, textiles, artwork, greenery, and acoustic elements come together to create a rich, layered environment — professional and precise, yet warm, personal, and informal. A workplace that connects global and local, old and new, work, community, and hospitality. Vendors Project Management: CBRE | Yaron-Levy Contractor: Tidhar Client Representative: Ofri Blau Carpentry: Alonso Multimedia Consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate Floors: Hezi Bank, Innovate Ceilings: Golmat Finishes: Golmat Furniture: Inside source Architectural Lighting: Karney Tchelet Plants: Top Gan Accessories: Tollmans Dot Signage: OKD Art: Galia Gur Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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Client: Applied Materials Area: 25,000 sqm Year: 2025 Location: Rehovot, Israel Design Team: Vered Gindi Team Leader: Ifat Cohen Fishman Lead Designer: Natasha Gurevich, Danielle Taieb   How do you translate a global leader in science, precision engineering, and semiconductor technology into a workplace that feels warm, connected, and human-centered? The design balances technological sophistication with natural warmth, combining monochromatic tones, clean architectural lines, and natural materials. A central staircase, created by opening the floor plates between levels, serves as the heart of the campus, encouraging movement, interaction, and community. Throughout the space, a palette of graphite, concrete, warm oak, and earth tones reflects Applied Materials’ commitment to innovation while creating a welcoming environment rooted in people, sustainability, and local impact. Vendors Project Management: Margolin Tech Contractor: Yaniv Engineering Carpentry: N.A Asher Ltd Multimedia consultant: DIT Partitions: Innovate  Floors: Hezi-Bank, Worx, Carmel, Gumtechnica Ceilings: Judea export import, Worx Finishes: Hezi-Bank, Worx, Carmel, Milstone Furniture: Global, Teknion, Tzora, Magenli, Waxman Architectural Lighting:Orly Avron Alkabes, Karney Tchelet Curtains: Domus Plants: Top Gan Graphics & Branding: Studio Luka Photography: Shai Epstein by @gindi.studio
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