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Teva Offices

Offices & Workplaces · Ramat HaHayal, Tel Aviv, Israel — 2020
Architect
Gindi Studio Architects
Photographer
Uzi Porat
Teva Offices
§ Design note
  1. 01Workplace Identity. Light reinforces the company's clean, transparent identity — calm, even, and consistent across the open floors.
  2. 02Collaboration & Focus. The lighting distinguishes open collaboration areas from quieter focus zones, giving each space the presence it needs.
  3. 03Daylight Dialogue. Along the glazed facades and city views, the artificial light is tuned to the abundant daylight, keeping the interior balanced from morning to evening.
Reception lounge with a ring pendant light at Teva offices
Open workspace beside glazed meeting rooms
Open-plan workstations under linear lighting
Workstations along a glazed facade with city views
Open work area beside full-height windows
Workstations and meeting seating near the facade
Bright circulation corridor with linear ceiling lighting
Oak-clad breakout area with soft seating
Reception counter and lounge with wood flooring
Informal nook with brand-graphic panels
Casual area beside a green living wall
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Workplane Lighting. Even, comfortable levels at desks and workstations support long hours of screen-based work.
  2. 02Glare & Spill Control. Fixtures and optics are positioned to control glare and spill light, reducing visual fatigue near screens and glass partitions.
  3. 03Interior Coordination. Lighting is coordinated with the ceiling systems, oak cladding, and glazed meeting rooms so fixtures sit cleanly within the architecture.
  4. 04Scene Control. Programmable scenes let shared areas, lounges, and meeting rooms move between work, presentation, and hosting settings.