Mayslits Kassif Roytman Architects
Architect Tel Aviv / Israel
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Mayslits Kassif Roytman Architects is one of the top Israeli Architecture firms, founded in Tel Aviv by Ganit Mayslits Kassif and Udi Kassif. In 2008 Maor Roytman joined as a partner. Since its establishment, the practice fuses various disciplinary categories and scales including public buildings, landscape architecture, urban design, and strategic planning, all reflecting the firm’s belief that architecture is a leading agent of cultural and environmental transformation. MKR Architects have won several major public competitions and notable national and international awards reflecting their prominent and transformative contribution within the urban and public sphere. Few of their most known projects include: 2.5 km Tel Aviv’s Central Beach Promenade, the renovation of Tel Aviv Port area, ANZAC Memorial Museum in Be’er Sheva, Remez Arlozorov Civic Center in Tel Aviv, Acre South Beach recreation, and the winning award proposal for Shenshan SuperNatural Waterfront (China).
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Mayslits Kassif Roytman Architects is one of the top Israeli Architecture firms, founded in Tel Aviv by Ganit Mayslits Kassif and Udi Kassif. In 2008 Maor Roytman joined as a partner. Since its establishment, the practice fuses various disciplinary categories and scales including public buildings, landscape architecture, urban design, and strategic planning, all reflecting the firm’s belief that architecture is a leading agent of cultural and environmental transformation. MKR Architects have won several major public competitions and notable national and international awards reflecting their prominent and transformative contribution within the urban and public sphere. Few of their most known projects include: 2.5 km Tel Aviv’s Central Beach Promenade, the renovation of Tel Aviv Port area, ANZAC Memorial Museum in Be’er Sheva, Remez Arlozorov Civic Center in Tel Aviv, Acre South Beach recreation, and the winning award proposal for Shenshan SuperNatural Waterfront (China).