Architecture
Trump administration to break ground on 250-foot Washington arch despite legal challenges
Although opponents say the arch requires congressional approval, Congress approved building a memorial at the site more than 100 years ago.
Everything on a grand scale. Except the price
Bezalel’s ‘Graduate Exhibition’ features projects that spotlight the pain of war
Jerusalem partially saves historic Bikur Cholim building after backlash over haredi seminary plan
Cleveland-area Jews are about to lose an iconic mid-century synagogue building - opinion
I will miss the Fairmount Temple building after it’s gone. But I’ll also miss the way it embodied the architect's insights about the need for sacred space.
'His life's mission': Former Tel Aviv city engineer, architect Israel Goodovitch, dies at 92
Goodovitch was born in Haifa in 1934. He studied at Tichon Hadash, the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology’s Faculty of Architecture, and earned a master’s degree from the University of Tokyo.
3 days of free tours in the city with 3 names
The "Jane's Walk" festival is coming to Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut and invites visitors to discover the city's urban secrets.
Do you have high ceilings? This is the trick that makes the home feel warm
In a spacious Shfela home with 7.5m ceilings, the design blends functionality with French brasserie-inspired lighting, creating intimate focal points in tall spaces while preserving proportion.
No longer just for the wealthy: Private pools are taking over homes in Israel
Ahead of Shavuot and the Israeli summer, more families are upgrading their yards with private pools. What drives this trend, and how technology and architecture are changing the rules of living.
When fabric becomes soft architecture: The silent revolution of luxury textiles in the bedroom
A festive pop-up that reminds us that while we may endure sleepless nights, at least we can ensure every minute of sleep is high-quality.
“People are looking for quiet”: The new trend leading home design
More light, natural materials, and soft lines: Interior designer Liad Yosef explains why people today seek calm, warmth, and security at home – and how interior design is adapting to this need.
Exhibition 'Yakir's Light' brings together art by a fallen soldier and his mother
The show combines drawings and photographs with pictures of architectural projects, which is a little unusual. Additionally, one artist is living, and the other is dead, which is very unusual.
Equality is designed, and so is inequality - opinion
How feminist urbanism is rethinking public space design
No flight needed: A home that feels like a resort
A family from Netanya built a home in Even Yehuda that feels like a private resort, with open spaces, natural light, water, greenery, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow.
