The Challenge
Construction in Ramat Sharett is aesthetically sensitive, the challenge was designing balconies that integrate into the facade rather than appearing as a later addition. High precision in finishes, colors, and proportions was required.
Balconies & Building Additions
Balconies on Columns, Ramat Sharett, Jerusalem
- Ramat Sharett, Jerusalem
- 2024
- Balconies & Building Additions
- 7 photos
Project Overview
The Ramat Sharett project was selected carefully to preserve the green, quiet character of the neighborhood. We designed a new balcony array that integrates well into the existing facade, creates a sense of width, and gives residents an open outdoor space for daily life.
Key Facts
- Location
- Ramat Sharett
- Focus
- Sun balconies
- Differentiation
- Aesthetic integration
- Result
- Asset uplift
What the Project Included
- Planning review and rights analysis
- Architectural design with aesthetic emphasis
- Static and structural calculation
- Dedicated column system
- Slab and beam pours
- Facade finishing, waterproofing, and railings
- Permit file and committee coordination
The Solution
We chose elegant horizontal concrete columns, with a modern railing profile that integrates with the existing building lines. The whole facade was planned as a single visual unit, without exposing the "new" against the "old."
The Outcome
The result is a building with a new face, functional balconies with an open view, and meaningful uplift in apartment value. Residents report a notable improvement in quality of life.
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