For many years, the Documentation Committee of Tzur Moshe sought to create an honorable exhibit of its history. It was an old, abandoned building that sparks the idea. A group of local entrepreneurs had a special feeling about this specific building, they were born and raised in Tzur Moshe, and felt it has a great potential.

© Shai Epstein

Architects: Ron Shenkin Studio

Location: Tzur Moshe Israel

Area: 260.0 sqm

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Shai Epstein

© Shai Epstein

For many years, the Documentation Committee of Tzur Moshe sought to create an honorable exhibit of its history. It was an old, abandoned building that sparks the idea. A group of local entrepreneurs had a special feeling about this specific building, they were born and raised in Tzur Moshe, and felt it has a great potential.The Documentation Committee and the entrepreneurs group decided to cooperate, and use the professional help of Ron Shenkin?s Studio for Design and Architecture. 
© Shai Epstein

Together they specified and delineate guidelines to present history and the present in a harmonized way. The idea was a café, alongside a museum and a documentation center. After studying the building?s original 19'40s plans and its history as a bakery, it was decided to preserve and restore the original building, and removing the...