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  Project Title

  Concrete Palm Villa

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  Winning Firm
  
  

  OBERSON, a Multidisciplinary Architecture and Design house established in 2002 by the visionary architect, Dana Oberson, stands as a globally acclaimed studio. The studio specializes in a diverse rang

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  Lead Designer
  
  

  Dana Oberson is the quintessential architect for the 21st century. Reflecting her native landscape and connecting to its indigenous, historically built fabric have been central to her oeuvre

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  Awarded
  
  PLATINUM AWARD, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, Residential Single

• Project Location
  Herzliya, Israel
• Project Status
  Completed
• Completion Date
  June, 2025
• Client
  A Couple With Six Children Who Built Their Dream Home, Blending Family Life With Resort Living
• General Contractor
  Etay Gil, Gal Shacham
• Photographer credit
  Amit Geron


• Architectural Firm
   
• Architect Firm / Studio Name
  OBERSON, a Multidisciplinary Architecture and Design house established in 2002 by the visionary architect, Dana Oberson, stands as a globally acclaimed studio. The studio specializes in a diverse rang
• Lead Architect(s)
  Dana Oberson is the quintessential architect for the 21st century. Reflecting her native landscape and connecting to its indigenous, historically built fabric have been central to her oeuvre
• Other Team Members
  Dana Oberson, Oded Livyatan, Sivan Puritz, Hadar Budara
• About Firm
  OBERSON, a multidisciplinary architecture and design studio founded in 2002 by architect Dana Oberson, is internationally acclaimed. The studio specializes in diverse projects, including hotels, resorts, hospitality venues, luxury residences, and public spaces in Israel and abroad. Led by partners Arch. Dana Oberson and Arch. Oded Livyatan, OBERSON’s work is defined by a meticulous, holistic design approach that merges vision, context, and functionality.

Concrete Palm Villa is a dual-structured family home designed to bring the atmosphere of a luxury retreat into daily life. Built on two adjoining one-dunam plots, the project unites the land into one composition. Instead of separating the properties, the architects created two interconnected houses framing a central courtyard, with pool and terraces as the focal point. Two volumes are linked by an open-sky patio and bespoke Corten louvers, positioning the courtyard as the true heart of the home.