Neve Yarak House by Witt architects | Witt Architects

The House, about 350sqm, sitting on 1000sqm of  land.

 It consists of a central stone building, symmetrical, two-story high with a glazed roof tiles.

 The main building  surrounds by a one story structure. One side of the structure create an entrence curtyard.   The other creating an open Pergola to the fields.

The customers, a couple with children, asked for a similar style of building like in the old town of  Rosh Pina.

The driveway curtyard,  paved with stone, looks like a street segment, from Rosh Pina.   You enter the main building from the curtyard.    The main building houses the kitchen, living room and the office on the second floor.  An open symmetric space, mineral plaster walls called "Jaffa  plaster", local stone flooring in ancient processing, giving the overall effect of an old housee, causing the house to be warm and inviting. 

The interior design was done by Interior Designer Miri Porat. Miri stayed true to the atmosphere that was characterizes by the customers.  The bedrooms were paved with wood floor and timbers of the roof remained open and exposed.

The garden and the house has a direct relationship. The green courtyard with a pool overlooking open fields, are all parts of the House.  The Pergola is open to the garden and is a large outdoor living area.      The yard has a pool, outdoor kitchen with baking tabun and large grass surfaces.

The way in which the building sits on the plot . The story and the relationship between the building, the street and yard the relationship between the relationship between the  interior and exterior is the architectural dialogue that constitutes the essence of the experience.