About
Braidman Agmon Architects was established in 2003 by Yoel Braidman and Nurit Agmon, both graduates of Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. Braidman Agmon Architects has vast experience in architectural planning, site development and supervision of various kinds of projects, among them: public, educational and residential buildings, private houses, urban planning, landscape planning and conservation and restoration of historic buildings. The scale of the projects vary.
The founders of the firm have over 20 years of experience in architectural design. The vision of Braidman Agmon Architects is based on a holistic planning philosophy responding to a variety of needs while taking into account complex planning constraints.
Braidman Agmon Architects firmly believes that good architecture can contribute to the public good and can create a balance between the different interests involved in the planning and construction process.
Braidman Agmon Architects is guided by the following principles:
- Planning that keeps in mind the needs of the community and the city as well as those of the client.
- An architectural environment that evolves out of local and contemporary concepts that are in dialogue with the past.
- Following architectural concepts that give a sense of orientation.
- Planning that is based on a long term vision.
- Planning that is based on principles of sustainability and economic viability.
2003-2017 A selected list of projects
Urban Planning
Planning 300 apartments’ public park and public building at Pat, in Katamon, for the Municipality of Jerusalem.
Planning of a Moslem cemetery at Beit Hanina neighborhood, Jerusalem. The entrepreneur: The Jerusalem municipality.
Creating designing categories for the Bnei Yisrael neighborhood in Kiryat Gat. The entrepreneur: The Ministry of housing.
Creating designing categories for residential buildings of over 8 flights in Jerusalem. The entrepreneur: The Jerusalem municipality.
Locating land for building, and preparing regional master plans that can create touristic attractions. The entrepreneur: The Jerusalem Development Authority.
Planning of 30,000 sqm for commerce, assistant living, and residency in Sahendriya, Jerusalem.
Locating land of the Israeli Land Authority that is free for marketing and building. The entrepreneur: The Jerusalem Development Authority.
Probability survey for urban renewal. The entrepreneur: The Jerusalem Development Authority.
Planning 15 dunams (about 4 acres or 1.5 hectares) of a public park and parking lot in Abu Ghosh local council. The entrepreneur: The Israel Government Tourist Corporation.
Master Plans in Jerusalem
Planning a commercial and residential building in Beit Yaakov.
Planning a residential building with 13 apartments on Ahaliav Street.
Planning additional floors to the Eldan hotel on Lincoln Street.
Planning a building with approximately 40 small apartments on Ben Zvi Avenue.
Planning a building with 12 apartments on Mutzafi Street.
Planning 2 residential buildings with approximately 40 apartments on Yirmiyahu Street.
Planning in a residential neighborhood on Minchat Yitzchak Street (completed).
Architectural Planning in Jerusalem
Planning a 20 floor building, according to the green-building standards, with 100 apartments in Bayit Vegan.
Planning a building with 16 apartments on Dekel Street (in progress).
Planning 7 residential buildings with 218 apartments in the Schneller compound.
Planning 7 buildings + one for conservation with 168 apartments in Baka.
Planning a building with 98 apartments in Givat Shaul (completed).
Planning a 6 floor building with 12 apartments on Frank Street, Bayit Vegan (completed).
Planning 2 residential buildings with 34 apartments in Bayit Vegan.
Planning a residential building with 12 apartments on Harav Kook Street.
Planning 2 residential buildings with 40 apartments + 2 kindergarten structures on Gedera Street.
Planning 3 residential buildings with approximately 160 apartments in Shomrei Emunim.
Conservation Projects in Jerusalem
Planning a structural addition to a building which is designated for conservation on Amos Street.
Planning a residential building with 34 apartments in Habucharim Neighborhood (in progress).
Planning a residential building with 44 apartments on Haneviin Street (under construction).
Planning a residential building on Hagidem Street (completed).
Planning an addition of 13 apartments in a building designated for conservation, on Havatzelet Street (completed).
Planning an addition of 5 apartments in a building designated for conservation, on Emek Refaim Street (approved).
Planning a residential building in a structure designated for conservation, on Trumpeldor Street (completed).
Educational Institutions
An elementary school building in Neve Shalom\Wahat al Salam (completed).
6 kindergarten structures in Beit Hanina, for the municipality of Jerusalem (completed).
An elementary school building with 18 class rooms in Nechusha, for the Mateh Yehuda Regional Council (the first stage of 12 class rooms was completed).
Planning 9 classrooms for an intermediate school in A-Tur neighborhood. The entrepreneur:
The Jerusalem municipality.
Private Houses and Interior Designs
The Tali Family home in Neve Shalom\Wahat al Salam.
The Ethrog Company's offices in Kiryat Hamada, Ness Ziona. The entrepreneur: Ethrog Biotechnologies.
The Yogev Family home in Yavne.
The Abdulhalim Family home in Neve Shalom\Wahat al Salam.
The Yaalom family home in Neve Ilan.
The Levi Family home in Malha, Jerusalem.
Competitions
First prize in the competition to plan the Democratic School in Hadera (The work was given to the winners of the second prize).
First prize in the competition held by the Jerusalem Municipality for the Quality House in Jerusalem 2003-2004.
Second prize in the competition held by the Jerusalem Municipality for the entrance to Jerusalem, 2009.
Winning the highest score in the 2015 planning competition for The Train Children’s theatre in Hapa’amon Garden, Jerusalem. The entrepreneur: The Jerusalem Fund.
