logo dark logoo light logo
  • About Us
    • Profile
    • People
    • Awards
    • Publications
    • Exhibitions
    • Selected Project List
    • General Photo and Film Credits
  • Projects
    • Videos
    • Parks, Promenades and Plazas
    • Campuses, Museums and Public Buildings
    • Archaeological Parks
    • Architecture
    • Infrastructure and Engineering Projects
    • Competitions
    • Marks in the Landscape
    • Landscape Planning
  • Updates
  • Contact Us
  • HEB
mobile logo
  • About Us
    • Profile
    • People
    • Awards
    • Publications
    • Selected Project List
    • General Photo and Film Credits
  • Projects
    • Videos
    • Parks, Promenades and Plazas
    • Campuses, Museums and Public Buildings
    • Archaeological Parks
    • Architecture
    • Infrastructure and Engineering Projects
    • Competitions
    • Marks in the Landscape
    • Landscape Planning
  • Updates
  • Contact Us
  • HEB

Lot 25: a multi-use building complex in Jerusalem’s government district

May 24, 2018

Lot 25: a multi-use building complex in Jerusalem’s government district

Located between Begin Boulevard and the government offices of Generi 1 and 2, this new building complex of approximately 170,000 sqm will be built as part of the Light Rail Jnet network in Jerusalem. The building program of the complex includes a train depot with stabling facilities and workshops, several floors of underground parking, storage, and archives.  Separate office buildings will house various government agencies, all set into a landscape designed to integrate indoor and outdoor spaces and provide a variety of public and private gathering areas. The first construction phase includes the 10,000 sqm offices of JTMT (Jerusalem Transportation Masterplan Team), including a unified control and operation center for the entire city. In a future stage, an additional 73,000 sqm of government offices will be constructed, in accordance with the masterplan, alongside the JTMT building. (THIS LEAVES YOU A BIT CONFUSED BECAUSE YOU WONDER WHY THERE IS ONLY 83 THOUSAND OUT OF THE 170 M2 ACCOUNTED FOR)

The architectural scheme was guided by the following principles:

  • On the human scale, to create a healthy working environment for each one of the 3500 workers.
  • On the campus scale, to create a sense of place and identity within the large boundaries of the compound.
  • On the open space scale, to provide a great variety of landscaped open spaces for all seasons and for different times of the day.
  • On the city scale, to create an active urban edge with commerce and a major city plaza along Lorch Street

To ascertain the best coordinated design process, the project is executed in BIM, as part of an international team with Obermeyer Planen + Beraten, Amy Metom, and multiple other consultants.

Info
Location:

Jerusalem, Israel

Client:

Jerusalem Transportation Masterplan Team

Date:

Team:

Ittai Aronson, Barbara Aronson, Avi Sror, Daniel Shorer, Ayelet Ben David, Moti Refaeli, Ella Richental, Maayan Turgeman.
Illustrations- Mor Tsarfati

Info
Category:

Architecture

Share

Copyright 2017 ® Shlomo Aronson Architects