Page 400 - The Architecture of Nadler-Nadler-Bixon-Gil

General view from the concrete, of the type that can be found in Nazareth’s
south-west, 1999 historical mansions. Those entering the building can
1999 ,‫מראה כללי מדרום־מערב‬ see an open gallery floor that holds the court’s archive,
representing transparency and accessibility. The
Southern façade, 1999 courtrooms are situated along the external facades,
1999 ,‫חזית דרומית‬ whereas a system of corridors and waiting areas face
the lobby.

As in other projects the firm undertook, here too
the interior was designed by the architects themselves.
In this case the design is based around a unique and
ornamental light fixture, whose various parts hang from
an iron frame in regular repetitions that emphasize the
depth of the space and its ordered arrangement. The
building’s facades are covered limestone in various
finishes, whereas internal spaces have a combination of
limestone and planks of naturally patterned oak.

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