Warburg complex
Location: Israel, Jerusalem.
Year: 2018
Project: Cultural centre and dwelling complex competition
Client: Israel Association of united architects
2nd place winning proposal
Warburg complex
Location: Israel, Jerusalem.
Year: 2018
Project: Cultural centre and dwelling complex competition
Client: Israel Association of united architects
2nd place winning proposal
PROFILE
Studio Sabra is a creative architecture, urbanism and design studio. The studio is an official member of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects (BNA), a chartered practice in the Royal Institue of British Architects (RIBA), and we are active both in Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Tel Aviv (Israel). The office’s expertise includes housing, public buildings and urban renewal. The studio works in collaboration with private clients and offices, nationally and internationally, enabling it to be involved in a variety of projects in different locations, covering various scales and functions. The work of Studio Sabra has received several prizes and was included twice in the list of the 40 most promising young architectural studios in Israel (2016, 2020).
Partners
Gabriel Schwake:
Certified and registered architect (IL,NL, UK-RIBA). Obtained his B.Arch. and Masters from Tel Aviv University, and his PhD from TU Delft, the Netherlands. Before joining Studio Sabra Gabriel worked as an architect and planner in several offices and has filled a variety of roles. Gabriel is an Assistant Professor at VU Amsterdam. He has taught and conducted research at various institutions, including TU Delft, the University of Sheffield, the University of Cambridge, TU Darmstadt, and the Academy of Architecture, Groningen.
Rotem Shenitzer Schwake:
A registered architect and urban planner (IL). Obtained her Msc in architecture urbanism and building sciences at the TU Delft, Netherlands, and her B.Arch. from Tel Aviv University. Before Joining Studio-Sabra, Rotem previously worked several years at Lothan architects at Tel Aviv as a leading architect for residential building, public building, and interior design for high-tech companies.
