Projects / Residential
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 the 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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157 Ben Yehuda st. | Tel Aviv
82 Gordon st. | Tel Aviv
T. House | Herut
P. House | Tel Aviv
F. House | Ramat HaSharon
S. Penthouse | Tel Aviv
T. House | Ra'anana
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House 330TLV
S. House | Tel Aviv
147 Nahalat Binyamin st. | Tel Aviv
L. House | Tel Aviv
S. House | Ra'anana
Dn. House | Tel Aviv
Levi Yitskhak 15-17 | Tel Aviv
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House 329TLV
M. House | Tel Aviv
Garden Building, Rehovot
Dn. House | Ein Vered
96 Herzl st. | Tel Aviv
Dr. House | Ramat HaSharon
Shlomtsiyon 40 | Tel Aviv
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Ibn Gabirol 41
40 Zamenhof st. | Tel Aviv
56 Wolfson st. | Tel Aviv
G. House | Tel Aviv
K. Penthouse | Tel Aviv
15 Hahashmal st. | Tel Aviv
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