TSTR Landscape Architecture

At the southern edge of the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, “The Elef” (meaning “The One Thousand” in Hebrew) is emerging as a vibrant mixed-use district, blending work, life, and nature. At its heart lies a unique urban park shaped by water evolving through the seasons via its network of lakes and wetlands, forming an ecological […]

Located in the heart of Florentin, one of Tel Aviv’s most vibrant and layered urban neighborhoods, the Florentin Quartet (Reviiat Florentin) project redefines the public realm within a dense residential-commercial complex. The project covers approximately 8000 m² and includes four nine-story residential towers arranged around a system of public plazas and active ground-floor commercial spaces. […]

A Neighborhood Park Reimagined as a Literary Landscape The Library Park in Be’er Sheva is a striking example of how thoughtful landscape architecture can transform an overlooked urban space into a vibrant cultural and social hub. Once a narrow, underused strip of land dotted with mature trees and surrounded by modest homes and public institutions, […]

A Threshold Between Town and Desert The Desert Gate project in Mizpe Ramon reimagines the town’s western edge as a dynamic threshold between the urban fabric and the arid expanse beyond. Stretching from the town’s main entrance along Highway 40 through the central Ben Gurion Boulevard, the project culminates in a gateway to the open […]