D. Eytan / R. Lahav-Rigg
Architects & Planners

Public & Cultural Buildings

Art Gallery, TAU

• Planning Stage A
  University Gallery, 1987
  Prof. Dan Eytan with Bracha Hayutin
  Built area: 1,500m²
• Planning Stage B
  Kikoïne Museum, 2004
  Prof. Dan Eytan
  Built area: 1,100m²
• Design Concept
  The two level Art Gallery at Tel Aviv University was designed together with Bracha Hayutin.
  The entrance level includes study and research rooms, offices and the main exhibition hall which opens to the sculpture garden and the campus. Stairs lead to the exhibition level and the upper level sculpture garden.
  
  In 2004 the Kikoïne gallery was built as an extension of the gallery, while perserving the existing facade. The new wing's entrance is from the main campus entrance square, which creates a flow of movement from the western public entrance of the University, through the three levels of the gallery, to the main square of the gallery inside the campus.