Traditional Sense of Modern Agriculture Buildings Architecture
This is the Beam House, a contemporary residence located in Arbel, in northern Israel. It’s a very impressive structure both by its size and overall design. The house was a project by Tel Aviv-based studio Uri Cohen Architects. It was completed in 2010 and it covers an area of 1,930 square feet. It’s a contemporary structure that was requested by a client who wanted to build his house next to already existing farm. He wanted this home to follow the traditional pattern but in its own modern way. The first thing that catches someone’s attention when looking at the whole complex is the beautifully curvature of one of the volumes and the way all these apparently separate structure combine to form a beautiful composition. The architects came up with a design that combines some of the features typical to the agriculture buildings from the area with the beams of a country home, all this with a contemporary twist.
Building a House Next to the Already Existing Farm
Beautifully Curvature of One of the House Design Volumes
Contemporary Twist of the Modern Agriculture Buildings Architecture
Following the Traditional Pattern but in Its Own Modern Way
Thick Wall that Contains Elements of Air Conditioning System
