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架构师提供的文本描述。Paradive航空储备是一个多用途空间，包括一个以色列航空历史画廊、飞机机库、一个关于以色列航空历史、教室、餐厅和非正式集合区的物品和文件博物馆。

Text description provided by the architects. Paradive aerial reserve is a multipurpose space containing an Israeli aviation history gallery, airplane hangar, a museum of items and documents regarding Israeli aviation history, classrooms, a restaurant, and informal gathering areas.

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该大楼既是主办以色列航空历史会议的场所，也是一个降落伞俱乐部。

The building functions both as a place to host conventions regarding Israeli aviation history as well as a parachute club.

 Ground Floor Plan

该项目以合作的概念为基础-与自然合作、与方案合作、与经济和社区合作。规划原则是以环境敏感性为基础的，建筑是用混凝土、玻璃、木材和砂岩等当地材料建造的。

The project is based on the concept of cooperation- Cooperation with nature, cooperation with the program, cooperation with economy and with the community. The planning principals are based on environmental sensitivity and the building is constructed from local materials like bare concrete, glass, wood and sandstone.

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立面是根据气候原则规划的，以创造舒适的环境。为了尽量减少阳光的直接照射，南面的窗户最少。西面(包括展览空间和飞机收藏)由一个具有气候质量的Palgal面板覆盖的钢结构组成。北面的外墙被设计成半透明的玻璃墙，允许阳光间接进入建筑物。

The facades are planned according to climate principals to create comfortable conditions. The southern façade shows a minimal amount of windows in order to minimize direct sunlight exposure. The western façade (includes the exhibition space and aircraft collections) consists of a Palgal panel covered steel construction with climate qualities. The northern façade is designed as a translucent glass wall allowing indirect sunlight entry into the building.

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外壳结构作为一个薄薄的混凝土表皮，其中包含透明的外观和框架独特的景观。这座建筑与杂乱的地形结合在一起，因此在其自然环境中创造了最少的存在。

The shell structure functions as a thin concrete skin that contains transparent façades and frames the unique landscape. The building integrates with a sloppy topography thus creates a minimal presence in its natural environment.

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Architects Schwartz Besnosoff Architects

Location HaBonim, Israel

Category Museums & Exhibit

Architect in Charge Gaby Schwartz

Area 2500.0 sqm

Project Year 2013

Photographs Amit Geron