Hacarem Offices – Modi’in
ANDERMAN ARCHITECTS designed a new office space for Hacarem in Israel, focusing on accommodating growth while preserving the company’s values and warm atmosphere, blending functionality with innovative design.
A Legacy of Excellence
Over a century ago, “Hacarem” was established, building a reputation for excellence and innovation in the world of wine and alcoholic beverages. Over the years, the company has become synonymous with quality, and demand for its products has only grown. In response to this increasing demand and ongoing growth, the company needed to expand its office space—a space that reflects its unique culture and contributes to its success.The Challenge and Architectural Solution
When Hacarem reached out about two years ago, ANDERMAN ARCHITECTS immediately recognized the project’s significance. The designers were tasked with creating a solution that would accommodate the company’s substantial growth while preserving the values and style that define Hacarem.The new design aimed not only to expand the office but also to maintain the warm, familial atmosphere of the company. The process began with meetings with the Hacarem team to understand their needs and aspirations, leading to the development of a new design concept customized to them.
ANDERMAN ARCHITECTS – The Creative Minds Behind the Project
Led by architect Einat Mor, ANDERMAN ARCHITECTS approached the project with keen insight and a strong sense of responsibility. With extensive experience in commercial and business space design, Einat Mor focused on creating a space that blends functionality with innovative design. The team worked closely with Hacarem, resulting in a final product that exemplifies quality and precision.The new design is not just a functional solution but also a celebration of aesthetics and a passion for excellence, inviting both employees and clients to feel part of the Hacarem story.
Design: ANDERMAN ARCHITECTS
Lead Architect: Einat Mor
Project Manager: Kobi Bergig
Contractor: Sahr Projects
Furniture: Waxman
Photography: Amit Geron
