Architecture for public life. - Ollech + Tol
Iron Swords war memorial
// Civic architecture · Infrastructure · Public places

Architecture for public life.

Design that brings architectural character to the places people share, move through and remember.

Discuss a civic project
Iron Swords war memorial · Jerusalem
// The starting point

A civic purpose. An architectural response.

Public projects bring together places, institutions and many different users. Our work spans memorials, transport architecture and public landscapes, with an interest in how each project becomes part of everyday life.

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Purpose and place

Start with the public brief, its users and the relationship between the project and its surroundings.

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Architectural contribution

Consider how space, structure, material and landscape can give the project a clear identity.

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A defined collaboration

Establish the required role, project stage and consultant relationships before agreeing the commission.

// Awards & recognition
// Before we begin

A few first questions.

When should we approach the practice?

Tell us whether you are defining the brief, assembling a team, planning procurement or progressing an existing project. Include the architectural role you are considering.

What information is useful initially?

The project location, public purpose, current stage, procurement route and the organization responsible for the appointment.

Can the project involve an existing consultant team?

Include the team structure and the contribution you are seeking so we can discuss an appropriate role.

// In the press

Our work. Another perspective.

Kol Ha’Ir

Mahane Yehuda · Market and public-space renewal

Kol Ha’Ir reports a planned ₪54 million investment in renewing the market and its connection to Nachlaot, designed by OLLTOL. The coverage outlines infrastructure, accessibility and public-space improvements while retaining the market’s character.

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e-architect

Rupin Park · A connected public landscape

A feature on OLLTOL’s Rupin Park, exploring connections between Jerusalem’s cultural and public institutions, pedestrian routes and retained trees.

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// The next step

Discuss a civic project.

Share the public brief, location, current stage and the architectural role you are seeking.

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