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Pais Arena Jerusalem

Stadiums & Arenas · Malha, Jerusalem, Israel — 2014
Architect
Spector-Amisar Architects
Pais Arena Jerusalem
§ Design note
  1. 01Arrival & Wayfinding. Light shapes the main lobby and entrances so large audiences can arrive, orient, and find their way into the arena clearly and calmly.
  2. 02Public Concourse Identity. The concourses and corridors read as generous, welcoming public rooms, giving Jerusalem's largest indoor venue a clear interior identity beyond the event bowl.
  3. 03Crowd Movement. Even, comfortable light supports the safe flow of large crowds through the corridors and lobbies before, during, and after events.
The seating bowl of Pais Arena Jerusalem during construction
Exterior of Pais Arena Jerusalem during construction
Pais Arena Jerusalem and its dome roof, with the city beyond
Pais Arena Jerusalem illuminated at night
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Concourse Lighting. Balanced illumination is planned for the main lobby, public concourses, corridors, and circulation areas.
  2. 02Wayfinding Support. Lighting reinforces entrances, exits, signage, and circulation routes so visitors can navigate the large interior intuitively.
  3. 03Visual Comfort. Brightness and optics are controlled to keep the public spaces comfortable for arrival, waiting, ticketing, and food and retail points.
  4. 04Interior Coordination. Lighting is integrated with the interior architecture, ceiling systems, finishes, and the venue's operation.
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