A residential project for Shikun&Binui Real Estate, aiming to be one of the first Two-Star residential projects in Israel. Architects: Gil Fishbain Architects Renderings: Gil Fishbain Architects 2- Star SI-5281
A residential project for Shikun&Binui Real Estate. The first project in Israel to achieve a 3-star rating from the Israeli Green Building Standard SI-5281. Architects: Gal Marom Architects Renderings: Gal Marom Architects
Alfa is leading the Israeli green building standard design and certification of Beit Lidar, a state-of-the-art office building in Herzilya. Project design includes a unique atrium designed to naturally cool the interior with night cooling. Architects: MYS Architects Renderings: 3D vision 1- Star SI-5281
A residential project for Henco Real Estate. The project is supported by the Ministry of Environmental Protection. Architects: Yaron Eliav Architects Renderings: Eliav Architects 1- Star SI-5281
Alfa conducts shading studies to maximize neighboring building sun privileges by giving the designers tools and design suggestions in both residential and commercial projects.
Alfa conducts CFD or wind studies to inform design decisions that can enhance or reduce desired or uncomfortable wind conditions due to building orientation, size, and location.
Alfa conducted a full energy & water simulation for a residential project by Sikun and Binui. We then compared a green building project, Vittenberg, to a conventional baseline building. The study showed the economic operational savings as well as other benefits for future tenants.
Alfa conducted a CFD simulation to determine the thermal comfort of the Sarona Tower retail and atriums. The study’s output was used to optimize project design.
Alfa conducted a solar radiation study for the new Artist Center in Jerusalem, including a shading impact study on future building energy consumption and daylight analysis. The design team for the Artist Center used these results to make more informed decisions concerning glazing type and external shading elements.
Tel Aviv Square is not the only one, and in the scorching heat of the Israeli summer, a three-quadruple drop is significant.
