架构师提供的文本描述。这座建筑位于阿贾米社区，位于地中海沿岸的贾法渔港以南。在1948年的战争中，贾法的大部分原始阿拉伯居民逃离，多年来，这一地区逐渐被摧毁。这导致一幅空置的土地，按原来的分区划分，新市镇的图则强调传统的建筑特色，例如建筑在地势线上，以及使用局部元素和物体。这种情况使规划进程没有直接的背景，因此使提及当地贾法环境的问题具有广泛的前景。

Text description provided by the architects. The building is situated in the Ajami neighborhood, south of Jaffa's fishing port on the Mediterranean seafront. During the1948 war most of the original arab inhabitants of Jaffa fled and over the years this part of the neighborhood was gradually demolished. This resulted in a vacant site, divided according to the original parcellation with new town plans emphasizing traditional architectural characters, such as building on plot lines and the use of local elements and objects. This situation left the planning process with no immediate context and consequently gave the issue of the reference to the local Jaffa surroundings a broad perspective.

 © Amit Geron

阿米特·杰龙(Amit Geron)

在规划过程中，我们希望创建一个与其环境沟通并丰富其周围环境的体系结构。在贾法，这不一定意味着向街道打开建筑物，而是将正面作为城市空间的边界，并注意其纹理、材质和颜色。我们寻找的词汇借鉴了传统的贾法建筑，但也注重当代元素，并与更广泛的地中海背景有关-这是一种尊重其历史位置但也忠于我们自己的时间和地点的建筑。

During the planning process we looked to create an architecture that communicates with its environment and enriches its surroundings. In Jaffa, this does not necessarily mean opening the building towards the street but rather relating to the facades as the boundaries of the urban space and paying careful attention to their texture, material and color. We sought a vocabulary that draws on traditional Jaffa architecture but is also attentive to contemporary elements and relates to the wider Mediterranean context - an architecture which respects its historic location but is also loyal to our own time and place.

 Courtesy of GalPeleg Architects

GalPeleg建筑师的礼遇

在墙面上，我们使用了传统的土木材料，如灰泥、木头和铁。这些元素包含在正面，是对传统元素的当代诠释：木制阳台、突出的木窗和圆形图案，其中包括蓝色陶瓷管，这是对用于通风的传统粘土管的一种变化。红色入口门类似鱼鳞，也是对阿拉伯传统铁器的诠释。这座大楼有2套公寓，每套180至240平方米。每套公寓有1.5层楼，有一个露台，有一个面向地中海的游泳池。

In the facades we used traditional local materials like stucco, wood and iron. These elements, which are incorporated in the facades, are contemporary interpretations of traditional elements: the wooden balcony, the projecting wooden windows and the circular pattern which incorporates blue ceramic tubes which are a variation on traditional clay tubes that were used for ventilation. The red entrance door which resembles fish scales is also an interpretation of traditional arab ironwork. The building contains 2 flats, each one 180-240 sqm. Each flat has one and a half floors and has an open terrace with a swimming pool facing the Mediterranean sea.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图