Index/Projects/Landscape & Public Realm/031
PRJ — 031

iTech Park Ra’anana

Landscape & Public Realm · Ra’anana, Israel — TBD
Field
Landscape & Public Realm
Location
Ra’anana, Israel
Year
TBD
Project type
LANDSCAPE / PUBLIC REALM
Scope
Concept · Detail · Supervision
Archive ID
itech-park-raanana
iTech Park Ra’anana
PRJ-031
HERO · LANDSCAPE & PUBLIC REALM · RA’ANANA, ISRAEL
§ Design note
  1. 01Campus Public Realm. The lighting supports the open spaces between the office buildings, helping the campus read as an active urban environment rather than a collection of separate buildings.
  2. 02Outdoor Movement. Light clarifies pedestrian routes, entrances, seating areas, and the commercial avenue, making the landscape comfortable and legible after dark.
  3. 03Work–Leisure Atmosphere. The design balances professional office-campus identity with a more relaxed public realm atmosphere for employees, visitors, restaurants, and evening activity.
iTech Park Ra’anana
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iTech Park Ra’anana
Public realm in a high-tech campus
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Public realm in a high-tech campus
Office buildings and open canopy
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Office buildings and open canopy
Illuminated outdoor plaza
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Illuminated outdoor plaza
Exterior lighting for an office campus
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Exterior lighting for an office campus
Commercial avenue in the campus
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Commercial avenue in the campus
Illuminated water and landscape area
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Illuminated water and landscape area
Gathering area between buildings
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Gathering area between buildings
Landscape and campus in the evening
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Landscape and campus in the evening
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Landscape Lighting. Lighting is planned for pathways, planted areas, seating zones, and outdoor public spaces across the development.
  2. 02Commercial Avenue. Light supports the shared ground-level commercial areas and improves orientation between buildings.
  3. 03Glare & Spill Control. Fixture placement and optics are selected to reduce glare for pedestrians, office users, restaurants, and adjacent roads.
  4. 04Outdoor Durability. Equipment is selected for exterior operation, maintenance access, long-term reliability, and integration with landscape details.