Tower of David Museum
Thermal Mass Climate Control Innovation
Major Challenge: To create an eco-friendly passive climate control system for a historic museum. We needed to maintain the architectural integrity, preserving ancient walls, and integrating modern infrastructure – all without traditional HVAC systems that could damage the historic structure.
Solution: Reconcrete® Thermal Mass Floor System with Environmental Integration
Key Features:
- 60% recycled cement content for sustainable construction
- Natural thermal mass heating/cooling through specialized concrete flooring
- Innovative wall separation detail to protect historic structures
- Integrated multimedia and electrical infrastructure within floors
- Breathing concrete that reduces pollutants and absorbs contaminants
- Silk-like finish matching historical aesthetics
- Advanced concrete pumping technology for complex installation
- Built-in ventilation reducing condensation in gallery spaces
Be'er Sheva Qarry Park
Environmental Quarry Rehabilitation
Major Challenge: To transform an abandoned quarry from an environmental hazard into an pleasant accessible public park while preserving the site’s geological features and creating safe pedestrian access despite the steep terrain.
Solution: Parkways® Eco-Integration System with Natural Aggregates
Key Features:
- Reuse of existing quarry materials in new concrete
- Stable pathways integrated into steep terrain
- 2km of accessible routes encircling the crater
- Safe viewing platforms at strategic points
- Environmental landscaping with native plants
- Recreational areas and water features
- Sustainable drainage solutions
- Integration with surrounding urban fabric
Dolphinarium Tel Aviv Waterfront
Dual-Texture Marine Integration
Major Challenge: To develop a highly durable concrete to withstand harsh marine conditions while at the same time providing multi- functional surfaces for a coastal sports center. The project demanded both smooth interior spaces and slip-resistant outdoor areas exposed to ocean spray and intense sun.
Solution: Reconcrete® Dual-Texture System
Key Features:
- Marine-grade architectural concrete resistant to salt exposure
- Smooth finish for indoor spaces
- Brushed texture for outdoor promenades and viewing areas
- Anti-slip surfaces for wet conditions
- Integrated seating and recreational areas
- Accessible pathways connecting to beachfront
- Heavy-duty construction for high-traffic public spaces
- Environmentally sustainable recycled content
Ramon Crater Dark Sky Park
Self-Illuminating Pathways
Challenge: To create accessible pathways that allow visitors to safely wander the globally unique star-gazing site of the Ramon Crater, without disrupting the natural lighting conditions that make it an internationally recognized Dark Sky destination.
Solution: Parkways Solar – Luminous, Light-Neutral Pathway System
Key features:
- Glow-in-the-dark aggregates that absorb sunlight and emit light at night
- Designed light-neutral, eliminating any need for additional light pollution
- Customizable light intensity and color that blend seamlessly with the natural environment
- Eliminates the need for any electrical lighting infrastructure
- Durable, anti-slip concrete pavement suitable for high-intensity foot traffic
- Integrates organically with the landscape without disrupting the local ecology
- Low-maintenance, self-illuminating for years without additional power
- Available in various earth-toned colors to match the surrounding terrain
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