Finished Mashrabyia screen
Finished Mashrabyia screen
Other view of screen
Final renders of the final “Mashrabyia screen” option chosen by the client.
Final renders of the final “Mashrabyia screen” option chosen by the client.
Fabricating and assembling the CNC milled “Mashrabyia” partition
The whole house from outside as digital model and some early concept images of the screen.
The Mezzanine in the Studio Space
The Mezzanine in the Studio Space
“Before” Living room
“After” living room
DETAILS
`House in Jaffa` is a recent refurbishment of a traditional house in the ottoman city of Jaffa, Israel for a french psychiatrist. The circulation in the flat was redefined using computer-generated `Mashrabiyas` allowing light to come through while blocking the views to the private rooms.
The original structure of the house was revealed and exposed within a minimalist and elegant design, opening up the views towards the sea.
PROJECT
CLIENT
FRENCH PSYCHIATRIST (DISCLOSED)
DATE
JAN 2011
LOCATION
JAFFA, ISRAEL
TEAM
Mamou-Mani Architects & Storey Architects