Landscape architecture
Spaces that connect people, nature and the city.
Discuss your projectLandscape as part of city life.
We design parks, streets and public spaces around the relationship between a place and the people who use it. Topography, planting, paths and gathering places come together to strengthen local character and everyday life.
Connecting places
Paths, streets and squares connect institutions, neighbourhoods and open spaces, inviting people to walk, pause and meet.
Working with the landscape
Topography, planting and views guide the design, from movement routes to places for sitting and spending time.
Local identity
Materials, light and design details connect the story of a place with contemporary use, in parks, streets and heritage settings.
Landscape, movement and encounter.
Rupin Park
Curving lines, terraces and walking paths connect lawns and gathering spaces in Jerusalem’s cultural and government quarter.
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Ein Karem Public Spaces
A connected network of streets, squares and parks prioritises pedestrians while preserving the character of the historic village.
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Independence Trail
An urban trail of brass and light links heritage sites in central Tel Aviv, bringing movement, signage and local identity into the boulevard.
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Kiryat Hamimshala
Landscape design and pedestrian routes around a light-rail station in Nof HaGalil connect levels, viewpoints and seating areas.
View projectOur work on the map.
Selected work in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Nof HaGalil, from parks and heritage spaces to the meeting of landscape and transport.
Selected project locations
- Jerusalem
- Tel Aviv
- Nof HaGalil
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The first questions.
When should we get in touch?
Tell us whether you are defining the brief, developing a concept or progressing an existing design, and what landscape or public-space role you are considering.
What information should we send?
The site location, project aims, approximate scope, design stage and any available plans or site information.
Do you already have a consultant team?
Let us know who is involved and what landscape-design contribution you are looking for, so we can discuss an appropriate role.
Let’s discuss your project.
Tell us about the location, aims and current stage of your landscape or public-space project.
Send us your project detailsStart with a conversation.
A brief description will help us understand your needs and discuss the next step.