Broides Architects

24/05/2026

White Concrete House

01/05/2026

בית מחיצות הבריקים

23/04/2026

17/04/2026

Random Openings House

11/04/2026

Brick Partitions House

29/01/2026

Vacation House | Broides Architects
Built area: 350 sqm
Site area: 1,250 sqm

The two-level house is positioned at the center of the plot, allowing each floor to engage directly with a generous outdoor yard.
This patio establishes continuity between the two levels, enabling long sightlines across the home and reinforcing the relationship between interior and exterior spaces. Alongside it, a sculptural staircase of iron and wood connects the floors and becomes a defining architectural element.
The upper level accommodates four master bedrooms, organized in two pairs.
Each pair shares a private foyer separated by a frosted, acid-etched glass sliding door, balancing privacy with filtered light.
At the center of the floor, a family sitting area opens onto a balcony overlooking the backyard and the swimming pool below.
The lower level unfolds into a living room anchored by a suspended fireplace, whose vertical flue extends upward to heat the family room interior walls provide a neutral, gallery-like backdrop for the home’s art collection.
 Formally, the house is composed of two white plastered volumes separated by the central patio. The main entrance wall is clad in a raw assemblage of stone in muted gray-sand tones, illuminated by an overhead skylight that accentuates the material’s depth and texture.
This stone cladding continues across selected exterior walls, appears between large glazed openings, and penetrates the interior of the main living space.
Parquet flooring defines the living level, while Bluestone tiles pave the hospitality level and outdoor areas.

26/01/2026

Vacation House | Broides Architects
Built area: 350 sqm
Site area: 1,250 sqm

An outdoor entrance foyer functions as a front porch, overlooking the front garden and opening toward a central patio that acts as the spatial and visual core of the house. This patio establishes continuity between the two levels, enabling long sightlines across the home and reinforcing the relationship between interior and exterior spaces. Alongside it, a sculptural staircase of iron and wood connects the floors and becomes a defining architectural element.
At the center of the floor, a family sitting area opens onto a balcony overlooking the backyard and the swimming pool below.
The lower level unfolds into a livingroom anchored by a suspended fireplace, whose vertical flue extends upward to heat the family room above. In the opposite wing, a spacious kitchen and dining area are arranged side by side, with a concealed service zone positioned discreetly behind them. Both the living room and the kitchen open onto a covered outdoor sitting area with an additional fireplace and dining space, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living.

25/12/2025

Car Collector’s House | Kfar Tavor
Broides Architects�Built area: 420 sqm�Plot area: 820 sqm
The Car Collector’s House was designed for a family of five in Kfar Tavor, on a parallelogram-shaped plot next to agricultural fields, with open views toward Mount Tavor.
The patio can be seen from two floors. Another small patio is located along the bedroom corridor and is used to display a collectible Vespa.
A front terrace connected to the family lounge is defined by a triangular concrete façade facing the street. While the interior spaces are protected and inward-looking, they open toward outdoor areas that include a plane tree growing from the ground floor and a carefully placed opening in the side façade that frames a direct view of Mount Tavor.
At the rear of the site, a triangular terrace completes the geometric shape of the plot. It serves the parents’ bedroom and bathroom, looks out toward the mountain and the surrounding fields, and at the same time provides shade for an outdoor seating area on the ground floor, next to the living room and swimming pool.
A classic car is suspended on the concrete wall above the English courtyard. It can be seen from all levels of the house and is treated as an art piece, forming part of the owners’ art collection displayed throughout the interior.
All floors are finished with oak herringbone parquet, chosen and tested for durability to suit the presence of the collectible cars.
The kitchen features dark finishes that contrast with the wooden floor, and the island includes concealed cooktops, creating a clean & creating a clean and continuous work surface.

04/12/2025

Concrete Beam House
Total Site area 830 Sqm
Total built area 400 Sqm

An architectural highlight is a wall made of silicate bricks that emphasizes the division of the house into different sections. This wall spans from one side to the other, featuring passages with two bridges and views across a double-height space between the two levels.
A monumental staircase crafted from exposed steel is installed along this double-height space, with the numbers of the stairs etched into each step, creating a stunning light display on the basement wall.
The traffic axis along the stairs leads to an English courtyard that allows dramatic light into the interior spaces and offers views of a planted Dolav tree.

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