Paritzki&Liani
Tel Aviv, Israel

Nature Territories Architecture: the Future Inhabitants
Surrounding circumstances

We experiment with architectural forms that expand and develop perceptive possibilities for the viewer, following logics that belong to nature and its mutations. For this reasons our spatial research is conducted in the layered and complex relations between architecture and its context, Everything counts in the topography of a place, in the contemplated curves and angles of a path, visitor and space are united in a common dimension.

Materiality and memory

We are interested in a process we define as textile model, which can decode the multiple territorial strata and their consistencies within the singular nature of a site. This process generates an elaborate spatial system, which is capable of dealing with actions and movements rather than forms and functions involving structural flexibility able to change the programs to the users.

Accuracy and shapes

Construction techniques that are able to elaborate the range of forces in the fabrication of a space are the starting points for new spatial definitions, both in terms of geometry and morphogenesis. The return to simple forms — not as a retreat into the vacuum of self-referentiality, and the use of diagrams expressing parametric
systems, are both instruments intended to develop a project designed for its future inhabitants.


Paola Liani
Born in Udine, Italy

Ph.D. in Architecture Composition, Architectural Design Department, IUAV VeniceAwarded Degree in Architecture Dip (Hons) Arch. IUAV VeniceMember of Royal Institute of British ArchitectsMember of Ordine degli Architetti della Provincia di Udine

1990-1995 Tutor, Architectural Design Department, IUAV Venice1997-1998 Visiting Tutor, M.Arch Department, The Bartlett School of Architecture, London2001 Established Paritzki & Liani Architects Tel Aviv2006-2010 Visiting Professor, Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, Tel Aviv.

Itai Paritzki
Born in Jerusalem, Israel

Diploma in Architecture, The Architectural Association, London

2001 Established Paritzki & Liani Architects Tel Aviv