Loewenstein Hospital Project – Technology Room in Ra’anana designed by architect Talia Levy.
In the Loewenstein House Rehabilitation Center, a new technology room was recently built — an advanced space that combines meticulous design, smart acoustics, and sustainable solutions from Hecht & Ephraim.
The goal was to create an innovative, quiet, and focused environment that would allow for precise work with sensitive equipment and advanced technologies, while maintaining a clean and modern appearance.
Three products from the AUTEX family were incorporated into the space, all made of recycled polyester (PET) and with high acoustic performance:
Grid PET ceiling – a geometric tile ceiling that creates a three-dimensional effect that changes depending on the lighting. The ceiling adds visual depth, maintains a minimalist line, and provides a high level of background noise absorption.
Groove PET wall cladding – grooved polyester panels, selected in a custom design. The subtle grooves create a soft visual rhythm and help break up reverberation – an ideal solution for technology rooms that require concentration and precision.
Acoustic PET tiles – modular ceiling tiles, which provide excellent sound absorption and a uniform and clean appearance.
All AUTEX products are made of lightweight, durable and environmentally friendly material, non-toxic and non-allergenic – and combine advanced acoustic performance with a calm and harmonious aesthetic. Recycled PET polyester, does not contain adhesives and does not crumble, making it an excellent choice for spaces where high durability and environmental health are required.
The materials were carefully selected to maintain a technological yet warm atmosphere, with soft shades and delicate textures that balance a futuristic look with a sense of comfort.
The result – an advanced technology room, transmitting innovation, silence and a balance between functionality and design. A precise combination of smart materials – just as befits a place that puts people at the center.
Photography – Gali Peleg.
