Graduates 2025: Architecture and Landscape Architecture

The final projects of our Architecture and Landscape Architecture graduates mark the culmination of years of curiosity, creativity, and critical thought. While the physical exhibition took place during July and August 2025, this online showcase allows the ideas and energy behind these works to keep growing and reaching new audiences.

This year’s projects take on some of the world’s urgent challenges with imagination and care, from rethinking the Dead Sea and transforming fragile landscapes, to reimagining city infrastructures, collective living, and future habitats. Each project reveals how thoughtful and socially-aware design can bridge between people and environment, between what exists and what could be.

The works reflect deep engagement with place, technology, and society. They combine research, design experimentation, and strong visual storytelling to propose alternative futures, futures that are more sustainable, more inclusive, and full of hope.

In these difficult and turbulent times – nationally but certainly also globally – our students have shown that architecture and landscape architecture remain powerful tools for envisioning change and a hopeful future. Their projects remind us that creativity is not only about form — it’s about responsibility, optimism, and the courage to imagine something better.

Congratulations to all our graduates, and to the dedicated faculty who guided them on this journey.

Enjoy exploring the exhibition — and let these visions inspire your own.

Prof. Karel Martens, Dean

Photography: Haim Zinger