Engaging with motion was our initial concept when we began collaborating with Mobileye many years ago. We’ve designed their 60,000 square meter campus in Jerusalem, which is nearly completed, as well as some other offices in Tel Aviv and Haifa. However, the office in Ramat Gan stands out as their main R&D center outside of Jerusalem.
Our goal was to conceptualize a theme that aligns with the core of Mobileye’s development, focusing on motion, movement, automatic car systems, AI, and advanced technology. Additionally, we took into account the company’s values—a more conservative, Jerusalem-based tech company that embodies traits of modesty, seriousness, timelessness, and brightness. It was crucial not to introduce too much playfulness or trendy colors into the overall look and feel.
The outcome is a 5-floor office space where we strategically incorporate very few patterns and materials, all while emphasizing the concept of “motion.” Engineers have their designated team rooms instead of team-based neighborhoods or open spaces, ensuring a high level of privacy. Public areas are distinctively separated from quiet working zones, with the former showcasing more vibrant choices in materials and lighting
Design:
Design Team: Vered Gindi, Einat Lahav, Rotem Citron Luke
Project Management: | Yaron Levy, Orly Aram, Maayan Cohen
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