Jerusalem
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Project • By HQ ARCHITECTS • Cultural Centres
The Pit
Designed for Jerusalem Design Week 2026, this distorted timber installation transforms the courtyard into a fractured basketball court: an unpredictable, artificial landscape aiming to question how we navigate anew when our physical and social foundations dissolve.
Dor Kedmi
Dor Kedmi
Dor Kedmi
PIT is a temporary public installation by HQ Architects for the Jerusalem Design Week 2026, situated in the courtyard of Hansen House, a historic leprosy hospital established in 1887, now turned into a cultural hub for design, media, and technology. Responding to this year’s curatorial theme, Match Point, HQA’s PIT,approaches the sports field as a spatial and social construct. Usually defined by shared rules, boundar... More
Project • By Roy David & Architects • Offices
Fintech Comapny Workspace
The goal of this project was to create a timeless and unique space that not only reflects the client's identity and story but also showcases their product in an innovative way. Our design concept draws inspiration from the analogy between embedded platforms and basic geometric shapes in architecture. Just as these elements enable complex systems and occurrences, our design brings the underlying infrastructure to the forefront, rather than letting it fade into the background. This approach results in a sharp and clean aesthetic that defines the space.
Michael Shvadron Photography
Michael Shvadron Photography
Michael Shvadron Photography
Michael Shvadron Photography
We have also incorporated the integrated nature of the a... More
Project • By HQ ARCHITECTS • Heritages
90 Degrees
Hansen House is a historic hospital that cared for people with leprosy, established in Jerusalem in 1887. Nowadays it is transformed into a design, media and technology cultural center and is the home of the Jerusalem Design Week, which is now in its 8th edition. The structure is under strict preservation regulations and it can only undergo minor changes. HQ Architects undertook the challenge to design a temporary intervention for the historic building. The installation forms a space that serves as a showcase for exhibitions during the Jerusalem Design Week, and creates a new image for Hansen House and a fresh experience for its visitors.Responding to this year’s curatorial theme, EAST, while dealing with a sensitive historic context,... More