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Mishpacha Magazine Offices

Offices & Workplaces · Jerusalem, Israel
Architect
Hadas Makov Interior Architecture
Lighting Fixtures Supplier
Boost Lighting
Photographer
Peled Studios
Mishpacha Magazine Offices
§ Design note
  1. 01Publishing Workplace Identity. The lighting supports a professional editorial environment, reflecting the rhythm of a weekly magazine and the need for focus, clarity, and collaboration.
  2. 02Focus and Collaboration. Light balances workstations, meeting rooms, editorial areas, shared spaces, informal interaction zones, and circulation, supporting both concentrated work and teamwork.
  3. 03Calm Visual Language. The design uses controlled brightness, clear hierarchy, and integrated architectural lines to create a calm, legible, and comfortable workplace atmosphere.
Timber-slatted reception with a branded wall
Reception desk with integrated light lines
High collaboration table with globe pendant lights
Waiting lounge with a sculptural pendant and Jerusalem views
Boardroom with the Dialogue graphic wall
Meeting room with a blue graphic wall and pendant lighting
Cafe corner with woven pendants and an illustrated wall
Kitchenette with a wall of magazine covers
Recording studio with a neon sign
Executive office with a lounge corner
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Office Lighting. Balanced illumination is planned for workstations, editorial areas, meeting rooms, collaboration zones, circulation areas, and shared support spaces.
  2. 02Visual Comfort. Fixture placement, optics, and brightness hierarchy are selected to reduce glare and support comfortable screen-based reading, writing, editing, and design work.
  3. 03Scene Control. Lighting scenarios support daily editorial work, meetings, presentations, informal interaction, and evening operation.
  4. 04Interior Coordination. Lighting is integrated with the interior architecture, ceiling systems, electrical infrastructure, furniture layouts, acoustic elements, and workplace planning by Hadas Makov Interior Architecture.
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