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Events, actions, places, objects, and use-patterns of the city make up equal components of dwelling. Their careful observation produced a new representation of the home – not as a solid state, but as a flux. The project’s first part is documentative: four plans in the scale of 1:10 of four existing urban households.

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Winner of ‘Home: What is the Future?’ Competition Announced Adaptability Award: "The Not-For-Long Home" by Stav Dror and Liran Messer, Bezalel Academy of Arts & Design.

STAV DROR is a New-York/Tel Aviv based architect, focusing on models of architectural phenomena at the scale of objects, and the role of the architect as a designer of not-only-buildings.

Not-for-long home examines the potential of living in a collective household made of various arrangments of the ‘dwelling unit’ - a thickened wall, public on one side and private on the other, structuring all living functions on its rims.

Not-for-long home examines the potential of living in a collective household made of various arrangements of the ‘dwelling unit’ – public on one side and private on the other, structuring all living functions on its rims.

Aug 25, 2022 · In the Fall 2022 semester, the Yale School of Architecture Gallery will host a traveling exhibition that began at the DAM (German Architecture Museum) in Frankfurt am Main in 2017. The exhibition represents a selection from the first-ever global survey of the Brutalist architecture of the 1950s to the 1970s.