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The Scouts Centre – Ramat Gan 

The building situate on steep slope of a hilly site in Ramat Gan .

The building designed following the international style, by architect Arie Sharon. It was built 1937 as a public house of the Histadrut labour federation. In 2013 the building preservation took place, in order to house the scouts group of Ramat Gan adding offices on the roof. In this project I teamed by S. Groag and cooperated with Groag -Harel architects.

http://ganhakofim.co.il/site/MEDIA/pic/poalim01.pdf  

  • historic photo of the building
    historic photo of the building
  • the new front facade
    the new front facade
  • the new front facade
    the new front facade
  • original drawing by architect Arie Sharon ( north west elevation)
    original drawing by architect Arie Sharon ( north west elevation)
  • original drawing by architect Arie Sharon (north west elevation)
    original drawing by architect Arie Sharon (north west elevation)
  • North west facade - the roof offices canot be seen!
    North west facade - the roof offices canot be seen!
  • A north west view emphasizing the steep slope where the building is situated.
    A north west view emphasizing the steep slope where the building is situated.
  • the new scouts offices on the roof - includind shading elements
    the new scouts offices on the roof - includind shading elements
  • front view of the new elevator tower - exist to the roof level
    front view of the new elevator tower - exist to the roof level
  • A view at the roof level
    A view at the roof level
  • the addition of the elevator tower - exist to the second floor balcony
    the addition of the elevator tower - exist to the second floor balcony
  • A view at the half peripheral balcony
    A view at the half peripheral balcony
  • A view at the half peripheral balcony of the first floor
    A view at the half peripheral balcony of the first floor
  • A view to the north - looking at the new elevator tower connected to the roof level
    A view to the north - looking at the new elevator tower connected to the roof level
  • A view  from the entrance level corridor on the lower level hall
    A view from the entrance level corridor on the lower level hall

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