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Contemporary Jerusalem Building

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Modern Movement 90%
Critical Regionalism 85%

This building exemplifies a modern adaptation of traditional Jerusalem architecture, utilizing local stone while incorporating contemporary design elements. Its significance lies in the blending of historical context with modern functionality.

Architectural Styles

Modern Movement

90%

The building showcases characteristics of the Modern Movement through its use of minimal ornamentation, clean lines, and functional design. The flat roofs and large windows enhance natural light while maintaining a practical aesthetic.

Flat roofs
Large windows
Minimal ornamentation
Simple geometric shapes

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Critical Regionalism

85%

This style is evident in the building's use of local materials and adaptation to the climatic conditions of Jerusalem. The structure embodies a response to the local context, integrating traditional elements with modern construction techniques.

Use of local stone
Adaptation to climate
Response to cultural context
Integration with surroundings

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Notable Features

Local stone facade
Flat roof design
Large, functional balconies
Integration with streetscape

Historical Context

Built in a contemporary period, this building reflects the ongoing evolution of Jerusalem's architectural identity. It serves as a bridge between traditional styles and modern urban needs, marking an era of design that respects historical significance while promoting functionality.

Fun Facts

The building's design aims to harmonize with the traditional structures of the area.
It employs sustainable practices in its construction and operation.
The design prioritizes both aesthetic appeal and environmental considerations.

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