PRJ — 030
SOK Tel Aviv
Offices & Workplaces · Nitsba Tower, Tel Aviv, Israel — 2020
- Architect
- Albert Levin
- Lighting Fixtures Supplier
- Ilana Kalfon Lighting

§ Design note
- 01Coworking Identity. Light works with SOK's deep-blue, blush, and terracotta palette and bold graphics to give the space a warm, design-led identity across its shared areas.
- 02Lighting as Feature. Circular light rings, a snaking linear line, and decorative pendants turn the raw concrete ceiling itself into a key part of the interior design.
- 03Work and Social. The lighting balances focused work in offices and meeting rooms with the social energy of the café, lounges, and booths, all under one continuous ceiling.




















§ Technical notes
- 01Exposed-Ceiling Lighting. Linear lines, light rings, track, and pendants are coordinated with the exposed concrete ceiling and its services to keep a clean, intentional look.
- 02Workplane Lighting. Balanced illumination is planned for the meeting rooms, private offices, and shared work areas.
- 03Decorative & Feature Lighting. Globe pendants, disc fittings, and ring lights are used as visible design features in the reception, café, and lounges.
- 04Visual Comfort. Brightness and glare are controlled for comfortable screen-based work against the windows and the dark concrete ceiling.




