
Axelrod Grobram architects
is an israeli-based firm that uses a holistic approach to architecture. their
recent project is the design of the 'porter school of environmental studies'
for the university of tel-aviv in israel. the green building integrates three
elements of sustainability - environment, society and economy into the
structure. utilizing solar radiation, wind and acoustics to determine the
form and position of the site, it uses passive and active technologies to
produce and conserve energy, such as the recycling of waste and water. the
facility is a research laboratory for green architecture while maintaining its
accessibility to the public.
the eco-wall, planned as an ethereal lattice alongside the central mass where all the building functions occur appears as an opaque body floating above ground level. between these two structures an atrium is created, providing circulation space for meetings and public activity. unique to israel and the region, it will advance academic research through the interaction and development of ideas
in a non-formal setting.
the eco-wall, planned as an ethereal lattice alongside the central mass where all the building functions occur appears as an opaque body floating above ground level. between these two structures an atrium is created, providing circulation space for meetings and public activity. unique to israel and the region, it will advance academic research through the interaction and development of ideas
in a non-formal setting.

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