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Mayan Shiloah Offices

Offices & Workplaces · Bnei Brak, Israel
Architect
Yaffit Regev
Mayan Shiloah Offices
§ Design note
  1. 01Calm Workplace Light. Even, glare-controlled light across the open-plan floor keeps the workspace comfortable for long screen-based work.
  2. 02Daylight and View. The scheme works with the high-floor glazed facades and the skyline view, layering electric light against daylight.
  3. 03A Clear Arrival. Reception and the meeting rooms get a warmer, more composed light that marks the public face of the offices.
A boardroom with a luminous ceiling panel and a skyline view
An open-plan workspace with linear light lines and panoramic windows
A dark reception desk against a wood wall washed with light
A glazed corridor beside the open-plan workspace
A glass-walled meeting room with sheer curtains and a city view
A view from the boardroom toward a corridor lit by a continuous light line
Open workstations along a glazed facade with linear lighting
A corridor beside a meeting room behind a glass partition
A seating nook with globe pendants and a glazed office with a view
A kitchenette with black pendant lights and under-cabinet lighting
Glazed office fronts along the corridor
An open-plan workspace with linear light lines and a private office
A work-and-storage area with a wood floor beside a glass partition
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Linear LED Lines. Continuous linear LED luminaires run along the ceilings of the open-plan areas and the corridors.
  2. 02Glare Control. Fixture selection and layout are chosen to control glare on screens across the workstations.
  3. 03Backlit Ceiling Panel. A backlit ceiling panel lights the main boardroom with a soft, even glow.
  4. 04Accent & Task Lighting. Downlights graze the reception wood wall, pendants mark the break area, and under-cabinet strips light the kitchenette counter.
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