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Hayarden School for Refugee Children

By Moss & Fog1 min read

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Located in Tel Aviv, this beautiful and clever redesign of a 1960s school makes itself a perfect kid-oriented place for refugee children.

Renovated by Ayelet Fisher and architect Chen Steinberg Navon of Steinberg Fisher, the school’s innovative spaces are thoughtfully designed and laid out to allow for a great level of interaction and flexible use. We love the use of shape and color, which are both modern and approachable.

Read more on Design Milk how the school came into being, and how the refugee-status children are adapting to it.

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