Residential

Messer's guideline to planning philosophy is to create a place in which the connection between context (environment), people and spirit is paramount. This notion of place (“makom”- which also means “god” in Hebrew) is at thr heart of the jewish religion . these three elements are the foundation of the design concept in the process of creating “a place”.
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Levi Yitskhak 15-17 | Tel Aviv

15 Hahashmal st. | Tel Aviv

82 Gordon st. | Tel Aviv

157 Ben Yehuda st. | Tel Aviv

K. Penthouse | Tel Aviv

P. House | Tel Aviv

Dr House | Ramat Hasharon

M. House | Tel Aviv

Slomtsiyon 40 | Tel Aviv

56 Wolfson st. | Tel Aviv

147 Nahalat Binyamin st. | Tel Aviv

5 Bezalel | Tel Aviv

S. Penthouse | Tel Aviv

F. House | Ramat Hasharon

40 Zamenhof st. Tel Aviv

S. House | Ra'anana

Garden Building | Rehovot

Ibn Gabirol 41

96 Herzl st. | Tel Aviv

G. House | Tel Aviv

Dn. House | Ein Vered

T. House | Herut

S. House | Tel Aviv

T. House | Ra'anana