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Shibolet Law Firm Offices by Setter Architects
Shibolet Law Firm Offices by Setter Architects
Shibolet Law Firm Offices by Setter Architects
Shibolet Law Firm Offices by Setter Architects
Shibolet Law Firm Offices by Setter Architects

Shibolet

Silver Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2023

Shibolet Law Firm Offices

by Setter Architects

  • A' Design Award 2023 Silver Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2023
  • CLIENT: Shibolet
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 15,661
  • Verification code 7C26C9172C · Verify this award
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About Shibolet Law Firm Offices

Shibolet Law Firm is an office interior created for a law firm in Tel Aviv, covering seven floors and a total of 9000 square meters. The design language was inspired by the company logo, using minimal forms, flowing lines, voids and rhythms. The palette is based on earth tones in shades of brown and gray. The top floor holds the reception and the conference rooms, while the main cafeteria is placed on a middle floor to encourage informal meetings. A modular lighting system develops along the corridors, and an internal staircase connects the floors.

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Unique Properties
Shibolet is one of the largest law firms in Israel. Located in Tel Aviv, they inhabit 7 floors.
The floors were divided according to the various fields of activity of the company: Most floors are typical, consisting of rooms, meeting rooms and common areas.
The Main cafeteria is located in the middle floor, also used as a gathering space.
The top floor is the meeting room floor, it includes the reception and various conference rooms.
Dimensions & Packaging
The offices spread over 7 floors, in a total of 9000 sqm.
Tags
office design, setter architects, law firm, interior design, office enviroment, elegant design, Tel Aviv design
Production Technology
The project was designed with Revit software, so every element in the plan was created in 3D and was visualized in high quality renderings.
This helped us present to the client with great detail and full transparency various design options and a variety of materials and color pallets.
Design Challenge
The main challenge in this project was to create interesting, alternating and inviting hallways.
We developed a modular lighting system that spreads and develops along the corridors, thus creating movement and interest.
The elegant lines of the lighting are given a dramatic effect against the dark background of the exposed systems in the corridor.
At the ends of the corridors, plazas were created thanks to the secretarial desks. The wood paneling in these areas and walls painted in clay brown and coffee tones break the monochromaticity of the corridor.
Project Duration
The project started in July 2022 in Tel Aviv and was completed in September 2022 in Tel Aviv.
Operation Flow
Upon entering the office main lobby, the urban landscape of Tel Aviv is revealed.
A wood and iron reception desk welcomes the visitors.
Two floating amorphous ceilings hang over the reception and the large waiting lounge.
The planning concept for the meeting rooms floor was to place the rooms next to the core, and to move the corridor along the perimeter windows.
This is how "clean" meeting rooms were obtained, without columns, and the way to them is accompanied by natural light and a view.
Research
One of the challenges was to segment the different ranks and sort into a minimal number of room types, thereby also maintaining future flexibility.
Associate rooms can become double rooms and vice versa.
Another goal was to encourage employees to meet. A meeting room floor that is for formal meetings while locating facilities functions and the main cafeteria on another floor encourages informal meetings. Furthermore, an internal staircase connecting the corporate floors allows the employees to move easily.
Inspiration
The main goal when designing Shibolet law firm offices was to create an efficient and high-quality work environment for the company's employees, in a combination of extensive and diverse public areas with high standards.
The design language of the project was inspired by the company's logo: Minimalistic design, flowing lines, voids and rhythms.
The palette of the project is characterized by earth tones; a scale of browns and grays. The elegant warm shades radiate luxury and restraint.
Image Credits
Image #1-Image #5: Photographer Amit Gosher, 2022
Video: Photographer Amit Gosher, 2022
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