on the fenceWe propose taking advantage of the enveloping horizontal fence as an urban space that enables multifaceted urban activity: commerce, gardening, observation, and leisure.
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Includes Garden and ParkingParking spots have the tendency to develop on the account of public space, and are perceived as a necessary decree or tax that the public has to pay in order to access certain public areas
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Open Community ClubThe industrial area in Bat-Yam is in the process of a gentrification whose result will introduce different functions to the area – offices, commerce, residential housing – while emphasizing its potential as a nightlife hub. This large-scale, urban institutionalized process will change the face of the city
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SandboxThe Bat-Yam promenade extends parallel to the shoreline and is elevated from it, at a height that allows the spectator to gaze at the beach and the horizon. More often than not, the opaque fence of a construction site interrupts this field of vision
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Men at WorkWe propose taking advantage of the enveloping horizontal fence as an urban space that enables multifaceted urban activity: commerce, gardening, observation, and leisure.
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The Good FenceThe corrugated fence (a generic material used today in most building sites in Israel) is a temporary structure that defines the construction site as a one that is in limbo for an unknown period of time – perhaps months, perhaps years.
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Shutter FenceThe corrugated fence of a construction site will be replaced by one composed of recycled plastic shutters.
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VertigoConstruction-site fences are transformed into a sort of mirror, reflecting the (digitally enhanced) landscape they block from view.
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The Stuff Dreams are Made ofFigures and columns in classical-style sculpted of wire netting, which extend out of an existing wire fence surrounding a ceramic manufacturer in the city’s Business District.
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