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Projects / Preservation / Hostel Levent Fair 2016
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Hostel Levent Fair 2016
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Levant Fair is an international trade fair held in Tel Aviv in the 30s, The fair covers an area of ten hectares with Pavillions designed by some of the most important Architects of that time.
The Pavillion “Imported Palace”, was one of the outstanding buildings of the Levent designed by Arie Elhanani, and served as a concert hall for the Israeli Philharmonic at the opening night with Artour toskanini. Planning – an urban renewal of historical-coltural-Architectural Pavillion creating social HUB. A link between past-future–preservation to creat internationl hosting, using the hight, the cross sections structure and the unique light – to creat a modern lively contemporary international hostel. Central space – the Orchestra Hall turns into a place for meeting, work, gethering, Lubi. Halls of Italy and French become an iside patio full of light leading to the guest rooms and creating intimate meeting spaces. The hostel has 55 verious rooms, Bar, Liberery and meeting spaces Loacation – on the banks of the “Yarkon” river north of Tel-Aviv, ideal for sport activities with terrace open to the “Yarkon” bank. |
Planning team: Yoav Messer Architects |
original photography
Lobby's Entrance
Italian Courtyard
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Restaurent - Day view
Original Posters from the Levant Fair 1934-1936
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