SCULPTING ARCHITECTURE BY NIR SIVAN ARCHITECTS

Italy (HQ)
Nir Sivan Architects
www.nirsivan.com
Via San Remo 3
CAP 0182 Rome Italy
business@nirsivan.com
+ 39 340 0795 381 (WhatsApp)
Brazil
Business Development with RAF arqitetura (RJ, SP)
+ 39 340 0795 381 (WhatsApp)
Israel
Business Developer Eti Miller
+ 972 (0)54 5393592
#Nir_Sivan_arch
#NirSivanArchitects
#WeSculptArchitecture

Nir Sivan Architects is a dynamic and creative practice whose international
projects are of architectural, sculptural and experimental significance.
Originally founded by architect Nir Sivan in 2006 and based in Rome, ITALY and holdes business base in ISRAEL and
BRAZIL.
We believe that the creation of architecture and design should not be limited by conventional instruments, but
expanded through a multidisciplinary approach. The terms “sculpture” and “automotive design”are common in our
everyday language and influence our way of thinking.
We pay special attention to the continuing evolution of technology and planning methodology. Our extensive
experience in parametric (100% BIM as Revit and others) design combined with different modelling environments
and within various industries means we are able to govern and refine the most complex geometries.
We can therefore offer clients a unique design, with the enhanced ability to illustrate each stage as it evolves while
simultaneously keeping tight control over the whole project.
www.nirsivan.com
info@nirsivan.com
+ 39 340 0795 381 (WhatsApp)
RETAIL & LEISURE, Mix use design partner
Design International was founded in 1965 in Toronto, Canada and quickly built a reputation for truly innovative
design, particularly in retail architecture. Indeed, the practice pioneered many design features that have since
become industry benchmarks. These include the use of glazed roofs to create covered “streets” that are flooded
with daylight (Bugis Junction, Singapore) and creating the first mall that integrated retail and entertainment in one
centre (Coco Walk, Florida).
BRAZIL Local Architect
RAF arquitetura, others
International consultants: www.arup.com, www.knippershelbig.com others

GIZ Brazil
“International architecture practice who positively contribute
to our country”

FLORENCE POLICE SCHOOL
Florence- Italy
date
client
category
function
area
role
partners
team
December 2018
Florence Police
Public, Entertainment Int. public tender
Mix use, Entertainment, Education, Public landmark
2500 seats / 3 basket field, covered 3,300 m2
Design and architectural design, PM
EUTECNE, LANIK, other
arch. Nir Sivan, arch. Andrzej Samsonowicz, arch. Luca Marcotullio, arch. Federica Natoli
Description
The new Multifunctional Hall of the Police School, Marshals and Brigadieri “Felice Maritano” will be a point of ref-
erence as a space for training, creativity, sporting activity but above all, it will become a symbol of modernity and
attraction.
These goals will be achieved thanks to an analysis of the pre-existing structure and analyzing the needs, trends and
preferences of the new generation of the public institution.
The current structure, with its rational and clear architecture and composition, offers the right “frame” for a modern
and technologically advanced architectural intervention.
The axis and the central Gallery of the current structure, with its arched structure, will be interpreted in a modern
key, creating an energy that influences the composition and the volume of the new project. On the other hand, the
perimeter circulation of the piazza d’armi courtyard will be well highlighted and integrated into the L5 master plan in
order to create a more homogeneous area between the surrounding school and the central function. Depending on
the function and needs, the entrances to the new classroom can be opened or remain closed, creating a more con-
trolled flow in and out.
The ETFE cushions enclosed in the Grid shell of wooden beams symbolize the new realities created in the center.
From here comes a light, full of meaning, which reflects as DIAMONDS and symbolizes a resource of rejuvenation
and maturity at the same time, for today and tomorrow.

Florence Police School, Florence Italy ETFE Cushions on wood Gridshell

CARIOCA WAVE/ONDA CARIOCA AT CASASHOPPING
Rio de Janeiro- Brazil
www.casashopping.com/expansao/
date
client
category
function
area
role
partners
team
2015
CasaShopping, shopping center
Retail, Public
Freeform canopy and public landmark
Canopy: 1,130 m2
, Context: 1,500 m2
Design–build: architectural design, PM
Engineering: Knippers Helbig; Construction: seele do brasil
N. Sivan, K. Felix Dorl, A. Samsonowicz, D. Nardone, A. Borgogni, P. Boldeanu
Context
Rio de Janeiro, a UNESCO World Heritage city, has been chosen to host the FIFA World Cup in 2014, and the Olympic
Games in 2016. The prestigious CasaShopping retail centre in which the project is located is in Barra da Tijuca, which is
the main site for both events.
Description
The freeform canopy of Carioca Wave is inspired by the impressive Barra da Tijuca coastline. The dynamics and
movement of the sea are what stimulated us to form the natural sculptural shape of an ocean wave from which it
takes its name. The project was driven artistically and emotionally, and developed architecturally, adding both
value and function to its surroundings.
Masterplan
Before embarking on the design we worked on a longer-term expansion and development plan for the entire retail
complex. This masterplan includes four additional canopies with the goal of not only meeting current requirements,
but also developing a unique and distinct brand identity for the future.
Structure and Precedent
The structural frame of the canopy is self-supporting, without any columns or lateral supports. The challenge here
was to combine this self-supporting ability with wide cantilevers to push technology to the limits. Indeed, this free-
form gridshell is considered to be the first in South America.
“...CasaShopping states that all services were done with the greatest attention and quality and that final results meet
our full satisfaction and above...” Francisco Grabowsky Director CasaShopping

EXISTENCE DRIVES FROM
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BY PEOPLE

#Nir_Sivan_Arch
@NirSivan
#WeSculptArchitecture
#CasaShopping
#OndaCarioca CasaShopping
4

CasaShopping, “Onda Carioca”, Rio de Janeiro Brazil

CasaShopping, “Onda Carioca”, Rio de Janeiro BrazilCasaShopping, “Onda Carioca”, Rio de Janeiro Brazil

BORY MALL
Bratislava- Slovak Republic
www.bory.com
date
client
category
function
budget
area
designer
role
opening 2015
PENTA INVESTMENTS
Retail
Shopping center and cinema
€171 million
original planned area 141,000 sqm
GBA 65,000 GLA sqm
In collaboration with Massimiliano Fuksas
Design Developer and architecture
Design
“...In 2015, Bratislava’s biggest shopping center Bory mall (www.bory.com) was opened to public, bringing people
from across Europe to experience shopping as an aesthetic experience.
Architect Nir Sivan, with his company, was the lead architect of the design team of Massimiliano Fuksas, submitting
an excellent planning and design concept with creative flow design and original morphologic shape.
The design process brought to a happy cooperation between us.
During the process architect Nir Sivan provided us with very professional planning, design services and practical
development approaches.
Bory mall stands as a high standard, added value design project, having natural double curvature facades and interi-
or design, made with the finest materials while paying particular attention to details...”
Miro Hrusovsky
Head of project development at PENTA INVESTMENT

Bory Mall PENTA INVESTMENTS Bratislava Slovak Republic

MIXED-USE CONCEPT PROJECT
Sao Paulo- Brazil
date
category
function
area
role
partners
team
2019
Public and Private mix
Residential, Retail, Leisure, street
Total footprint 7,600 m2
, Residential 33 floors, Retail 6,300+2,500m2
, Leisure 5,000 m2
, Tower high 140 m
Design and architectural design, PM
LANIK, other
arch. Nir Sivan, automotive designer Alexander Fröse, automotive designer Shyam Sundhar
Description
Inspired by today’s complexity of dense urban spaces and high-end residential building, Nir Sivan Architects come up
with the Natural flow mixed-use project, where modern retail use is merging with the surrounding street and green
planning.
Together it builds up as a residential tower in an ecosystem with the public space.

Mixed-use concept, Sao Paulo Brazil

WOK TO WALK FLAG RESTAURANT
Campo de’ Fiori, Rome center Italy
date
client
category
function
role
team
2018 open
International Wok to Walk and partner
Retail
Flagstore, new design for the first Italian restaurant of the
Intarnational brand
Wok to Walk
Architecture, Design
Design&Build
N. Sivan, in coordination with WtW Int.
Inspiration
What started as a small restaurant in Amsterdam soon became a bunch of restaurants around the world
The rest of it is, as they say, history. People simply loved it. The Brand’s concept was an answer to people’s yearning
for freedom and individuality. In a phrase, we let you “Wok Your Way.”
Today, we’re 100+ restaurant strong, wokking all around the globe.
The position in Rome center
Campo de’ Fiori is one of Rome and Italy’s most important squares and a unique place where tourists (Italians and
foreigners) meet and interact with Romans from early hours of the day till night time.

CITY HALL RESTYLING
Rishon LeTzion City Hall, Israel
date
client
category
function
role
team
2018, concept approved, under execution
City Hall municipality
Public
Restyling of main Foyer and lobby, Exterior areas
Architecture, design and
coordination
N. Sivan, L. Marcotullio, Local partner: A. Herman
Inspiration
Rishon municipality is known for its origins related to greenery, water, and handwork tradition. We chose to empha-
size these origins while introducing and enclosing this with new sculpted design and technology innovation instru-
ments to let citizens feel this is their home and to attract and welcome them to enjoy the piazza in front as well as
the main Foyer inside the building. Images of the city life, as well as the city’s seashore and landscape, will be project-
ed in interior monitors during the day and light projection on the main membrane element inside the hall. This mem-
brane element will conduct the design and will form a Heart for the project. New city hall logo and identity design
elements were implemented

LANDMARK TOWER INTERIOR DESIGN
Tel Aviv, Sarona, Israel
date
client
category
function
role
team
2018, competition, in collaboration with Alex
Meitlis
Melisron, Africa Israel (AFI Group)
Private
Interior Design of Entrance, Foyer and terrace.
205 meter high Skyscraper building
Architecture, Design
N. Sivan, M. Sacco, A. Giancristofaro
Concept
The LANDMARK tower is a 205m high Skyscraper building, planned in the center of Tel Aviv Sarona market
area.
Our idea is to create a design that will express and describe the flow and the circulation of the ground floor
as the eye of a storm.
The sculpture at entry level will serve as Info point having a dynamic shape that generates and reflects its
concept to the floors above and the hundred meters high foyer by delicate elements like handrails and such.
This way the concept will fill the entire space while keeping it light, not massive, yet coherent and artistic.
Different materials as CNC wood base or fiberglass and advanced finishing will be used
See Virtual Reality (on mobile as well)
http://panorama.enscape3d.com/view/iur1nql5
Open VR in mobile device

HQ INTERIOR DESIGN TENDER
TIM Brasil HQ, San Paulo Brazil
date
client
category
function
role
team
2018, Tender
TIM Brasil
Privet Office HQ
Interior Design, Design&Build organizer
Interior Design, Coordinator
N. Sivan, L. Marcotullio,
Inspiration
The sculpted Design was created to welcome all persons, accompany them trough the office
while letting them feel the TIM atmosphere.
Layouts were studied to assure maximum day light to all working places as well as reception
area

date
client
category
function
budget
area
role
collaborators
2008 competition, first place,
awaiting execution
Guilin International Airport
Aviation, Transportation, Public
New airport termini
€40 million
53,000 square metres
Architecture, design and coordination
PRVS Architecture; Eng.: ADR; Local CACC; Sistemi sas
GUILIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
TERMINAL 2 AND 3
Guangxi, China
Description
After a comprehensive study of the required functions and various phases of development for the future long-term
use of the airport, the geographic nature of the Guangxi region, with its endless hills, along with the shape of the
existing terminal, were what inspired us to create a design composed of soft shapes, bonded together to form a new
mass that is in harmony with its context.
This intention was given a special interpretation internally, by designing and carefully fitting each and every function
within the new terminal buildings to complete the overall concept.

XIAMEN INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT EXTENSION
Fujian, China
date
client
category
function
budget
area
collaborators
2008 competition (second place)
Xiamen International Airport
New airport extension
€38 million
Description
The planning of this extension was influenced by the requirement for flexibility in the flow and mix of the airport’s
domestic and international passengers.
This idea was then expanded to produce an overall design that is a composition of different masses, each with a dis-
tinct function, that join together.
A welcome canopy invites visitors to explore its many services (retail and restaurants), making a new shopping centre
attraction not only for passengers but also for nearby residents. The facade was designed as a patchwork of ele-
ments that reflect and interact with one another, emphasising the overall building concept.

Xiamen Int Airport alternative, China

CHANGZHOU INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT EXTENSION
Jiangsu, China
date
client
category
function
budget
area
collaborators
2008 competition, winning project,
awaiting execution
Changzhou International Airport
€48 million
Description
Though the brief for this intervention was defined as an extension, it in fact consisted of planning a standalone
airport. One of the main challenges was confronting the problem of the existing water level and the multiple lakes
that predominate the terrain.
Our solution here was to take advantage of this distinctive characteristic of the site and use it to
create a large-scale Oriental-style garden, with water features and green areas gathered together in harmony with
both pedestrian pathways and the roads leading in and out of the airport complex.
The design of the terminal building itself is characterised by a symmetrical, frontal (curbside) drop-off point and
access area along the main facade, the intention of which is to open up the main entrance as a welcoming hug.
This idea was then reflected within the entire project by introducing a long opening to the terminal envelope,
highlighting its geometry while retaining a clear dialogue with the exterior.

LAMEZIA TERME INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT EXTENSION
Lamezia, Italy
date
client
category
function
budget
area
collaborators
2007 competition proposal
Lamezia Terme Aeroporto Authority
€114 million
PRVS Architects, Ausglobe Formula S.p.a, Pascall+Watson Architects and AICOS
Description
This project presented a number of challenges, one of which was not interfering with the existing airport, which
needed to operate without interruption during all of the construction phases.
The programme was also required to offer a large number of other facilities, such as office buildings and external
parking blocks. Another important design consideration was a modularity that will enable future expansion of the
terminal.
The simple design of the roof, inspired by a flock of birds, is the main element beneath which a conceptual
transparent box contains the various functions.
Though there are clear divisions between the check-in, retail and departure areas, voids in the roof allow the sun to
penetrate, cross and unify these elements below.

BRIDGE OVER RAILWAYS
Terni, Italy
date
client
category
function
budget
collaborators
Terni municipality
Public
Pedestrian and cycle bridge
and passageway
€3 million
PRVS Architecture; Engineers:
Eutecne srl
Description
The project is a part of the general development of the city’s airport and coastline, an area that serves as a
transportation junction for the whole of central Italy, combining air, land and partly sea movement.
The goal was to give a practical interpretation of the infrastructure analysis provided by the authorities, to develop a
functional and understandable masterplan from this, and to conclude with basic studies of interaction/function and
volumes.
Multidisciplinary instruments of analysis were used, with final output and presentation provided at various resolutions
and scales, from reports to general flows and illustrations of typical people movement, stations and architectural
interventions.

Bridge over Railways Retail area, Terni Italy

Bridge over Railways, Terni Italy

NATIONAL ARCHIVES
Jerusalem, Israel
date
client
category
function
area
collaborators
National Archives, Israel
Public, Cultural
National literature, video and
audio archives
David Nofar Architects and IaN+
Description
This project was characterised by very strict height limits due to the adjacent parliament, municipality buildings and
the view towards a valley to the west.
The plot is also on a prime junction next to the university and the national museum.
For this reason, we proposed lowering the ground area just below the existing lower walkways, thus creating a
welcoming piazza that is not only inviting, but also offers an open public space for interaction between visitors,
students and passersby.
The programme requirement was to accommodate the archives’ three core areas of specialisation: Judaic, Israeli and
Islamic literature, video and audio.
Our proposal here consists of one large element with three conceptual paths individuating each of the main areas.
This in turn created new external spaces at ground level that serve and connect with the upper walkway.
Finally, an opening through the building masses was created in the form of extruded transversal voids that allow views
of the parliament building and over the valley beyond.

MUSEUM OF NATURE
Jerusalem, Israel
date
client
category
function
area
role
collaborators
Jerusalem Development Authority
Public, Cultural
Museum complex
Architecture, design and coordination
David Nofar Architects & Urban
Planners and IaN+
Description
The programme required the addition to the existing Museum of Nature of two new museums, of science and
technology, to create an ‘avenue of museums’.
We interpreted this as a form that functions as a blend of elements, but with each having its own individual and
distinct identity, in keeping with the ‘natural’ theme of the museum, inspired by and integrated with the beautiful
terrain of the site itself and the surrounding landscape.
Other important features were the pedestrian axes, which added an urban and landscape planning element to the
project.
All of this led us to form the complex partly underground, freeing up the surface to create natural green terraces that
are perforated so that light and atmosphere can penetrate the spaces below.
The ground covering most of the constructed volume acts as a thick layer of insulation, thus this underground
approach is also in line with the requirements for low energy consumption considering the harsh climate of Jerusalem.
The design of the interior spaces follows the same understanding. Paths cross and share common spaces, while
transparent facades allow views out towards the valley.

INTERMODAL PUBLIC
TRANSPORT/STATIONS
Rome, Italy
date
client
category
function
collaborators
2007
Ministry of Italian Infrastructure
Transportation, Public
Masterplan for intermodal transportation
stations linking the airport area
PRVS Architecture; PM TAU Group
Description
The project is a part of the general development of the city’s airport and coastline, an area that serves as a transportation
junction for the whole of central Italy, combining air, land and partly sea movement.
The goal was to give a practical interpretation of the infrastructure analysis provided by the authorities, to develop
a functional and understandable masterplan from this, and to conclude with basic studies of interaction/function and
volumes. Multidisciplinary instruments of analysis were used, with final output and presentation provided at various
resolutions and scales, from reports to general flows and illustrations of typical people movement, stations and
architectural interventions.

HORIZONTAL WHITE RESIDENCE
Guidonia Montecelio, Rome, Italy
date
client
category
function
area
role
team
2014
Private
Residential
Restyling.
Demolition&reconstruction
200 square metres
Architecture, design and
project management
N. Sivan
Inspiration
Horizontal White was inspired by the width of the panoramic view from this private residential plot.
The facade concept, with a predominantly white finish, offers maximum transparency and allows the spectacular
surroundings to penetrate the interior while protecting against intrusions.
Composition
The double-layer facade concept comprises an exterior double-glazing of mainly transparent panels, and an interior
layer of structurally independent steel mullions, both of which, created using non-linear rectangular shapes, compose
the overall design language, inspired by De Stijl.
The interior layer also works as shelving, and can accommodate elements such as coloured glass vases that add even
more atmosphere to the internal space.
A unique and dynamic feature is the aquarium-style boxes cantilevering form of the exterior layer, with coloured
glass panels interspersed throughout to help maintain privacy but at the same time bring in atmospheric light.
For this project, we worked closely with a small handcraft steel fabricators, who allowed us to create a unique yet
simple project with a modest budget.

“Horizontal White” interior residential, Rome Italy

“Horizontal White” residential, Rome Italy

TUSCANY FARM HOUSE
Sarteano, Siena Tuscany Italy
date
client
category
function
area
role
team
2018 on going
Private
Residential
Restyling Interior Design.
including demolition&recon-
struction
800 square metres
Architecture, Interior Design
and project management
N. Sivan, L. Marcotullio,
Inspiration
The endless natural Tuscany landcape is a frame for this
emotional work of an 18th
century house Interior Design
and rebuilding.
When the Val d’Orcia, today UNESCO world heritage, territory was redrawn in the 14th and 15th centuries, Tuscan
leaders hoped to create an aesthetically pleasing landscape.
Hundreds of years later, you’ll see their success as soon as you arrive at La Galleria, a restored villa near Sarteano
and the most attractive Val d’Orcia hill towns of southern Tuscany.
From UNESCO website:
“The landscape of Val d’Orcia is part of the agricultural hinterland of Siena, redrawn and developed when it was
integrated in the territory of the city-state in the 14th and 15th centuries to reflect an idealized model of good gov-
ernance and to create an aesthetically pleasing picture. The landscape’s distinctive aesthetics, flat chalk plains out
of which rise almost conical hills with fortified settlements on top, inspired many artists. Their images have come to
exemplify the beauty of well-managed Renaissance agricultural landscapes. The inscription covers: an agrarian and
pastoral landscape reflecting innovative land-management systems; towns and villages; farmhouses; and the Roman
Via Francigena and its associated abbeys, inns, shrines, bridges, etc..”

CHONGQUING INT. AIRPORT
Chongquig - China
date
client
category
function
budget
area
designer
role
Chongquig Int. Airport
New airport
confidential
Massimiliano Fuksas
Design Developer team lead

IKIA TEHRAN IMAM KHOMEINI INT.
AIRPORT TERMINAL 2
Teheran - Iran
date
client
category
function
budget
area
designer
role
2011- Ongoing
Imam Khomeini Int. Airport
New airport
confidential
Massimiliano Fuksas
Design Developerà team lead

INCHEON INT. AIRPORT
TERMINAL 2
Incheon Seoul- South Korea
date
client
category
function
budget
area
designer
role
Incheon Int. Airport Corporation
New airport
confidential
Massimiliano Fuksas
Design developer PM international team
Competition

Incheon Int Airport, Incheon Seoul South Korea

SIBARITIDE HOSPITAL
Cosenza, Calabria - Italy
date
client
category
function
budget
area
designer
role
2016 Building Permit submission
Calabria region
Hospital
Public Hospital
€130 Million
www.Valle3.com
BIM and development technology

Hospital Nove de Julio H9J SP
Sao Paulo Brazil
www.h9j.com.br
date
client
category
function
area
role
team
Cocncept 2015
AMIL
Hospital
Privet clinic new facade
original planned area 50,000sqm
Architect and designer
N. Sivan, A Giancristofaro
Inspiration
Inspired by Nature, the Hospital 9 de Julho in
San Paolo Brazil, is a concept we were called
to develop for Amil, Brazil’s largest managed
care organization.
Our idea is to bring more organic environ-
ment and natural sensations to some of Amil’s
hospitals as it is known that good design and
atmosphere contributes directly to patients
feelings and helps their recovery.
The Hospital 9 de Julho (H9J) is also a par-
ticular study case to bring more warmth to
its specific context, as it is located in a typi-
cal quarter of San Paolo were architecture is
wildly considered “concrete jungle”, as locals
call it.

Who we are
Chairman & Founder - Architect Nir Sivan
Italy
Architects and collaborators,
architect Luca Marcotullio
architect Daniele Nardone- BIM
architect Maria Leporeli- BIM
architect Kai Felix Dorl- Coordination and detailing
architect Andrzej Samsonowicz- BIM Autodesk Application Engineer
architect Priscilla Morini- Residential projects
architect Giorgia Panarello- Landscape
Stela Andonova- Interior designTeam
architects Sara Rosato- Residential projects
Collaborating- Paul Boldeanu, Federico Franzi, Massimo Guidotti, Francesco Rengo, Emiliano Ricci,
Automotive Eng.
Marco Sacco, Andrea Borgogni, Andrea Giancristofaro
Marketing and Press
Jessica Orlandino- External relations, Marketing and Press consultant.
Brazil
RAF arquitetura
Architects,
architect Helene Rossi, interior design and Development
Business Development,
Relationship with Local lead Architecture practices and construction companies
Tel Aviv
Business Development,
Eti Miller- Business consultant
Relationship with Local lead Architecture practices and construction companies

About architect Nir Sivan
Nir Sivan Chairman & Founder of
Nir Sivan Architects
Nir Sivan was born in Tel Aviv. After studying
architecture in Israel he moved to Rome in
2001, where he graduated in architecture and
mastered in project planning. He started his
first design practice in Israel in 1995, working
on retail and residential projects, before mo-
ving to Italy where he co-founded the PRVS
group of five architects in 2004. He set up his
own architecture practice in Italy in 2006, in
Rome, working mainly on Retail, Aviation and
Transportation projects in Italy and China. His
international experience was then extended
between 2008 and 2011 through his work for
the award-winning international office of
Massimiliano Fuksas, of which he was previou-
sly a senior member both as Business Director
and Project Director for several of the firm’s
projects. After many years working with nume-
rous clients, international investors and develo-
pers, Nir change his practice name and establi-
shed the company today known as
Nir Sivan Architects.

Selected work
“Carioca Wave” at the center of CasaShopping, shopping center Rio De Janeiro Brazil, completed
Design & Builder www.casashopping.com
Hospital 9 de Julho New face, Hospital 9 de Julho (H9J), San paolo Brazi
Concept for new Facade
Wok to Walk Intrnational Flag restaurant in Rome city center
Date: 2018 Opening
Rishon (Israel) City Hall restayling Interior Lobby Design, new internal area and new axternal area
Date: 2017 ongoing work, construction 2Q 2018
Guilin International Airport Guilin International Airport Int. Airport Terminals 2 and 3- China
Budget: €40 million, Date: 2008 competition, first place, awaiting execution
Xiamen International Airport extension- China
Budget: €38 million, Date: 2008 competition (second place)
Changzhou International Airport extension- China
Budget: €48 million, Date: 2008 competition, winning project, awaiting execution
Lamezia Terme International Airport extension- Italy
Budget: €114 million, Date: 2007 competition proposal
Bridge over railways - Italy
Budget: n.d, Date: 2012 competition proposal
National Archives - Israel

M.Sabina National competition ecological bridge - Italy
Budget: n.d, Date: 2006, Competition- Winning project
River Douglas Bridge - UK
Budget: n.d, Date: 2007 research competition proposal
Museum of Nature - Israel
Conducted works for “Leonardo da vinci” airport land side development- Italy
Budget: €400.000, Date: 2007, completed
Horizontal White, private villa renovation Guidonia (Rome)- Italy
Budget: confidential , 2010 complete phase 1
Pomezia, private villa Rome- Italy
Budget: confidential , 2015 finished
Consultency works Retail, Transport, Public
• Bory Mall, shopping center Bratislava, Slovak Republic. Opening- 2015, www.bory.com
budget: €171 million, Building area:141,000 sqm
• Sibaritide hospital. Italy. 61,000 sqm. Building Permit Submission 2016
• Gioia Tauro hospital. Italy. 60,000 sqm. Building Permit Submission 2016
• Imam Khomeini Int.Airport Terminal 2, Iran. Budget: €415 million,
building area: 330,000 sqm, Preliminary Design
• Incheon Int. Airport Terminal 2. South Korea. Budget: €1.2 billion,
Building area: 630,000 sqm, competition;
• Chongquing Int. Airport. China. Budget: €1.2 billion, Building area: 650,000 sqm, competition

LECTIO MAGISTRALIS
& CONSULTING

SCULPTING ARCHITECTURE BY NIR SIVAN ARCHITECTS

Recommended

Recommended

More Related Content

What's hot

What's hot (11)

Similar to SCULPTING ARCHITECTURE BY NIR SIVAN ARCHITECTS

Similar to SCULPTING ARCHITECTURE BY NIR SIVAN ARCHITECTS (20)

Recently uploaded

Recently uploaded (20)

SCULPTING ARCHITECTURE BY NIR SIVAN ARCHITECTS