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Rogovin Building Herzliya

Facades · Herzliya Pituach, Israel
Architect
Bareli Levitzky Kassif
Rogovin Building Herzliya
§ Design note
  1. 01A Night Signature. A continuous warm light line traces the building's chevron roofline, giving the office building a distinct, recognizable presence in the Herzliya Pituach skyline after dark.
  2. 02A Transparent Lobby. Light makes the glazed ground-floor lobby glow outward at night, connecting the street, the entrance, and the courtyard.
  3. 03Light Built into the Architecture. Recessed light grooves in the lobby columns and walls turn structure and material themselves into the source of light.
The building facade at night with a continuous warm light line along the chevron roofline and the glowing lobby
The entrance facade at dusk with lit signage and light-washed stone piers
A wide view of the lit chevron facade and the patio at twilight
The entrance lobby with an under-lit floating reception desk and a light-washed stone wall
A lobby column with a recessed zigzag light groove
The entrance lobby with columns carrying vertical light grooves and a view to the courtyard
The building's glass corner and courtyard in daylight
A patio with a parasol facing the glass facade and planting
The rooftop garden with a wood deck and a skyline view
The elevator-lobby corridor in warm light
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Linear Cornice Lighting. A continuous linear LED line runs along the parapet, drawing the chevron profile of the facade.
  2. 02Facade Accent Lighting. Grazing light washes the stone piers and the entrance, and the signage is illuminated.
  3. 03Integrated Lobby Lighting. Recessed light grooves in the columns and a light-washed stone wall light the lobby and the reception.
  4. 04Under-lit Reception Desk. Concealed light beneath the floating reception desk gives it a soft glow.
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