SCORES 365 办公室 | ON STUDIO | 2025 | 以色列

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Our journey with the company began about a year and a half ago, when they were still just looking for a property and considering various alternatives. From the first moment, we understood that the office would not look like “just another office.” The people and the character of the company are full of creativity, joy of life, healthy competitiveness and much love for sports, in all its forms.

Since we had five floors of the building to plan, the concept we developed was to treat the company’s offices as a sports club. Each area and use of the office were characterized as a defined sports club compound. On the entrance floor, a fan bar in the style of a classic European sports bar, a fan club on the lower floor, a gym for players, office areas and locker rooms.

There is an open bar on the roof dedicated to events such as watching games and social events. On the roof, viewing benches inspired by grandstand benches, and the highlight of the offices, an open paddle ball court.

The different work areas are each dedicated to a different sport of the sports club – soccer, basketball, tennis, American sports, and more. In each area we adopted architectural hallmark taken from the worlds of sports. For example, in the soccer area we created a seating area (bench) that simulates the players’ waiting bench on the soccer field. In the open space areas, there are partitions filled with balls according to the type of sport the area is defined for

The conference rooms on each floor were designed as a kind of hall of fame- honoring different players, history, and additional information about each style of sport located in that space. In addition, throughout the various offices we created nostalgia corners to create atmosphere as well as give information about great moments and players in the history of each sports industry.

Our desire and ambition, on the one hand, as designers in the process, was to create a place honoring the elements of various sports, enhancing and glorifying characteristics such as the players’ entrance gate to the field which act as the entrance gate to the office. On the other hand, we sought to maintain a clean language that would remain relevant, pleasant, and homey all at the same time.