Lobby

The Young Towers

Type: Lobby
Location: Tel Aviv
Studio: Sigal Zaburof Architecture and Interior Design
Rendering: Studio

A residential lobby inspired by Tel Aviv’s social energy. Comfortable seating, lighting, and an open layout create a space that encourages interaction and easy movement.

The lobby speaks to a young crowd, at the heart of the city’s nightlife.
A variety of spaces and amenities encourages socialising and networking.
Comfortable seating, vibrant lighting and an open flow let people move freely through the space.

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Rendering: a double-height lobby with curved wooden reception desks, white columns, gold ring chandeliers and a glazed façade with curtains

Rendering: a long orange sofa against a wood-panelled wall, a reception desk and a round black table in the foreground

Rendering: through open white doors to a lift lobby in black marble with a gold sign

Rendering: a white-panelled corridor with a framed floor sign and a door at its end

Rendering: a corridor with a herringbone wood floor, white walls and doors

Rendering: a long, narrow corridor with a wood floor and white walls with horizontal grooves

The lobby of The Young Towers draws on the vibrant energy of Tel Aviv’s nightlife and social scene and speaks to a young crowd in the heart of the city. It is meant as a hub of activity and meeting: a variety of spaces and amenities encourages social connections, while comfortable seating, vibrant lighting and an open flow invite people to move freely. The lobby was completed, and the studio is no longer involved in the project.

Flow

An open flow lets people move freely through the space.