Interior Design

From Tradition to Contemporary

Color is a code for program and teamwork

Soroker-agmon-nordman offices tell a tale of a prestigious law firm that is also young, dynamic and surprising The elongated structure made it possible for the firm’s owners to divide the office into two distinct areas – an area that is designated for the managing and senior partners and an area for junior lawyers and interns. While the space speaks a coherent visual language, the division is apparent through the design choices. The partners’ area is more distinguished and luxurious while the juniors’ area is less formal with a younger, more playful design. The client’s brief was to create a formal yet contemporary environment that matches the patent law field. The look was achieved by using warm, industrial and “crude” materials – concrete, Corten steel and coal-grey metal, meticulously used to create a sophisticated, prestigious look and feel. The partners’ area is designed with no heavy systems, leaving the stage for the Corten wall. Originally an industrial material, the Corten is treated with a fine finish and a very soft rust texture and is elegantly divided using a Mondrian-style grid. In the reception and waiting area, the walls are wrapped with a unique artisan carpentry wall that matched the inner Corten wall. Original fine art paintings and unique collectibles are displayed throughout the office space.

Carlo Scarpa meets Kill Bill

Parametric space for the makers of medical robots.

Timeless cocktail of cockpit and business class

The mix is perfect: 600 sqm of an office space, 900 sqm of balcony, 60 tenants and growing. We applied Auerbach Halevy’s experience in Workplace strategy to ourselves

“Color is not something you should be afraid of” – for battery ventures, a firm who takes risks and adopts new ideas on a daily basis, this quote is very relevant. The use of bright colors in the space is very evident, which in turn creates a cool and energetic environment.