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A Treehouse That Transforms With Its Continuous Ideology

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The 150 square-meter entrance courtyard of the Youth Wing for Art Education at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem was redesigned into a playground for all ages. 

This childhood dream – designed by architects Ifat Finkelman and Deborah Warschawski – was tacked together with 2cm Ipea boards anchored onto a steel truss that appears as a folding structure. The base, a light-webbed pine tree, is protected from everyone’s inner child with a soft synthetic rubber to maintain safety for all dreamers.

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All images © Amit Geron
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