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Education |
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Jan. 1991: |
Registered as a licensed architect in the state of Israel Ministry of Labor. |
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Dec. 1990: |
B. Arch with Honors (Cum Laude). |
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1985-90: |
B. Arch |
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Academic position |
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1999Today |
5th year Final Project instructor |
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1994-2002 |
Studio instructor at the David Azrieli School of architecture in the University of Tel-Aviv. |
שם טוב צרויה
סגל אקדמי בכיר בביה"ס לאדריכלות
ביה"ס לאדריכלות
סגל אקדמי בכיר
קורות חיים
תחומי מחקר
Architectural Competitions and Prizes
Jun. 1994: County Courthouse, Haifa, Finalists (one of 4 projects out of 46 total). In this project I was part of the planning team at the stages of the preliminary design.
Feb. 1996: Israel Central War Memorial, Har Eitan. 1st prize (out of 36 projects). Team leader in the office in the competition and implementation stages.
Jun. 1997: “Yad Vashem” Holocaust Museum renovation and extension, Jerusalem, Finalists (one of 3 finalists in an international competition), Team leader.
Jul. 1998: Haifa’s Municipal engineering DepartmentBuilding, Haifa. 1st prize in an invited competition. Team leader in the competition and implementation stages.
Feb. 2000: “Rad Binat” office complex, Jerusalem. 1st prize in an invited competition.
Team leader in a two-stage competition, project manager in the construction phases.
Mar. 2000: “IBM” new office building in Petah Tikva. 1stprize in an invited competition. Team leader in the competition stages, associate architect in the construction phases.
2001: “Bnei Darom” interchange urban plan. 1st prize in an urban planning competition for 200 dunams. Team leader.
פרסומים
1999-Today
Associate Architect in the office. In the office my work includes design from the conceptual phases to Construction documents, urban planning, work with the authorities etc.
1995-1999
Senior Architect in the office.
1990-Today
Yasky and Partners Architects and City Designers, Tel-Aviv.
1993-1994
Freelance Architect with Bodek Aviram Architects, Ramat Hasharon Most of the work focused on interior design.
