Arieh Sharon - Architect : Archive : Hospitals and Health Centers

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(Old) Beilinson Hospital, Petach Tikva -1935-1937 :
The building is today (2011) part of the Rabin Medical Centre - it is used as the Gynecology Ward.

Photos by Itzhak Kalter.

(Old) Beilinson Hospital, Petach Tikva -1935-1937

Health Clinic, Kfar Saba - 1935 :
Little is known about this building as the below is the only materials that survived.

Location and whether the building still exists is not known.

Health Clinic, Kfar Saba - 1935

Beilinson General Hospital, Petach Tikva - 1950-1970 :
With Benjamin Idelson.
Architect in charge: Ora Fradis.

The building is to this day (2011) the main building in a complex known as the Rabin Medical Centre.
The building is known as the Gur Shasha Building, Hospitalization Ward.

Beilinson General Hospital, Petach Tikva - 1950-1970

Ichilov Municipal Hospital, Tel Aviv - 1954-1960

Mental Hospital Ezrat Nashim, Jerusalem - 1961

Regional Hospital, Beersheba - 1955-1962 :
With Benjamin Idelson.

In 1962 Sharon received the Israel Prize in Architecture for this building.

The project is also described in this chapter in the K+B book.

The complex of hospital buildings is today known as the Soroka Medical Center, in honour of Moshe Soroka, who was one of the leading personalities within the organization of the Labour Federation Sick Fund and the 'driving force' in the decision to build this hospital in the capital of the
Negev.

The "Regional Hospital", built 1962, is called (2011) the Old Hospitalization Building.

Regional Hospital, Beersheba - 1955-1962

Yosephtal Hospital, Eilat - 1964 :
Project with Benjamin Idelson, Avraham Yaski and A. Alexandroni.

Yosephtal Hospital, Eilat - 1964

Regional Clinic, Rehovot - 1963-1965 :
With Benjamin Idelson.
Architect in charge: Micha Amitai.

Approximate location: Clalit Health Services, Rehovot.
Out-patient clinic of the Labour Federation Sick Fund. The building plot on which the
clinic was erected, is one a slight incline along the main street, and therefore the lower parts of the ground-floor were designed to contain stores, workshops, mechanical equipment and central supply, whereas the higher parts of the ground-floor contain the occupational therapy department and physiotherapy with direct access from the street. The upper ground-floor is connected with the street via a ramp and steps and contains admission, administration, pharmacy and X-ray department and the first-aid station.
The various clinic rooms and laboratories are housed in the upper storey.
To provide a loose 'breathing' plan, the clinics were designed with their surrounding waiting rooms opening up onto inner patios. The ground plan features an almost centrally situated core, containing staircase, lists and utility rooms, and surrounded on two sides by open patio courtyards. The natural sea breeze flows through the sun-protected window-belts into the building, penetrates into the inner rooms provided with louvered doors, and continues into the waiting rooms and the adjoining courtyards, in which the air is sucked up vertically. Functionally as well as architecturally, we tried to create a relaxing environment for the patients, with their waiting and rest-rooms around the open patios, and their clinics separated by deep sun-protecting window-belts from outside.

Regional Clinic, Rehovot - 1963-1965

Rambam Government Hospital, Haifa - 1965-1972

Geha Mental Hospital, Petach Tikva - 1971 :

Geha Mental Hospital, Petach Tikva - 1971

Wolfson Hospital, Holon - 1976 :
With Eldar Sharon.

Wolfson Hospital, Holon - 1976

Assaf Harofeh, Zrifin - 1980s :

Assaf Harofeh, Zrifin - 1980s

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