IDF Training Campus

“Electra” and the “Red-Binet”- media company jointly established the “MaBat La Negev” company.

Our firm made a significant contribution to their winning and received the full architectural planning

of all the camp buildings. 90 in number. These include the building, residential buildings, general

school buildings, dedicated school buildings for communication, medicine, education, buildings for

military and military technology professions, as well as a central dining room structure, 800-seat

conference room clinic, commercial and club building, hotel, memory, and heritage structure, as well

as many technical buildings that form part of the urban complex. The total building area is

approximately 250,000 square meters.

The IDF Training Campus planning has based on the desire to establish a compact and shady desert

city, with simple order and hierarchical urban spaces facilitating orientation to the random user while

effectively using the land. the architectural planning in the IDF Training Campus competition phase

and in the construction stages was widely praised by the state on the one hand and allowed

developers to submit an attractive proposal on the other hand.

Our firm has doubled the number of architects in the office to keep up with the schedule and pace

required for a project of this magnitude.

photos: `Mabat LaNegev`

IDF Training Campus

“Electra” and the “Red-Binet”- media company jointly established the “MaBat La Negev” company. Our firm made a significant contribution to their winning and received the full architectural planning of all the camp buildings. 90 in number.

These include the building, residential buildings, general school buildings, dedicated school buildings for communication, medicine, education, buildings for military and military technology professions, as well as a central dining room structure, 800-seat conference room clinic, commercial and club building, hotel, memory, and heritage structure, as well as many technical buildings that form part of the urban complex. The total building area is approximately 250,000 square meters.

The IDF Training Campus planning has based on the desire to establish a compact and shady desert city, with simple order and hierarchical urban spaces facilitating orientation to the random user while effectively using the land. the architectural planning in the IDF Training Campus competition phase and in the construction stages was widely praised by the state on the one hand and allowed developers to submit an attractive proposal on the other hand.

Our firm has doubled the number of architects in the office to keep up with the schedule and pace required for a project of this magnitude.

photos: `Mabat LaNegev`