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City Zone Offices

Offices & Workplaces · Atidim Park, Tel Aviv, Israel
Architect
Gindi Studio Architects
Lighting Fixtures Supplier
Karney
City Zone Offices
§ Design note
  1. 01Innovation Hub Identity. Light works with the exposed ceilings, graffiti murals, and brand accents to give City Zone an energetic, creative identity for the startups and city innovators it hosts.
  2. 02Work, Meet, Gather. The lighting supports a mix of co-working floors, meeting rooms, an event space, café, and lounges, shifting from focused work light to a softer, social atmosphere.
  3. 03Industrial Warmth. Decorative bulb clusters, pendants, and grazed timber and brick warm the raw industrial shell, balancing the exposed services overhead.
The event space with lounge seating and a moss CityZone logo
A glazed meeting room and corridor with graffiti-art glass
A meeting room with a graffiti mural and acoustic drum pendants
A lounge beside glass-walled tenant offices
The event space with a reception bar and bulb-cluster lighting
The co-working floor with linear pendants and a Tel Aviv Hub mural
A patterned-tile restroom with a decorative linear pendant
The restroom vanity under a beaded linear light fixture
A café lounge with high tables and a 'no planet B' mural
The event hall with the CityZone screen and yellow armchairs
Seating facing the CityZone video wall
The kitchen and café with bench seating and a mural
A corridor lined with grazed timber boards on raw concrete
The reception desk and the green CityZone logo wall
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Workplane Lighting. Balanced illumination is planned for the co-working desks, meeting rooms, and shared work areas.
  2. 02Event & Lounge Scenes. Scene control lets the event space and lounges shift between presentations, gatherings, and quieter everyday use.
  3. 03Decorative & Linear Lighting. Bulb clusters, pendants, track, and linear fixtures are coordinated with the exposed ceiling and the industrial finishes.
  4. 04Visual Comfort. Brightness and glare are controlled to keep the open floors comfortable for screen-based work beneath the dark exposed ceiling.
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