AboutAmir Mueller Landscape Architects is operating since 2000, designing ecological and environmental knowledge-based landscape projects.Our team integrates ecological thinking and understanding of natural processes into its designs to provide better solutions for our clients and communities at large.

Freesland Park, Herzelia 2008

PhilosophyOur designs reflect our belief that successful landscape architecture design comes from an understanding of the ways in which people interact with the environment. Through collaboration with professionals and artists, we create landscapes that integrate ideas of stewardship, responsibility and cultural expression.

Bell Garden, Beer Sheva 2004

ServicesWe provide comprehensive

landscape architecture services which include site analysis, master planning, regional planning, and landscape architecture. In addition we provide specialty services in environmental design, including storm-water management, and landscape restoration.

Beit Eshel National Monument, Beer Sheva 2008

Work and Selected Projects

Environmental Public Work Parks and Gardens Residential and Resorts

Environmental

Ein Gev Birdwaching Site

Raba Creek Restoration

Northern Gas Lines

Netanya Regional Plan

Netanya Regional PlanGas Line Landscape Restoration

Raba Creek RestorationEin Gev Bird-watching Site

Ein Gev Bird-Watching Site

• Location: Eastern Shore of the Sea of Galilee

• Program: Comprehensive landscape restoration of abandoned sand quarry.

• Challenge: Develop a bird-watching site without disturbing nesting sites in soft sandstone wall.

• Client: Israel Society for the Protection of Nature; Ministry of Tourism.

• Status: Proposal 2003

• Area: 15 Hectares

• Credits: Israel Birding Center

Ein Gev Bird-watching Site – Mster Plan

Visitor Center and Spring

Hide and Trail

Main Entrance

Section at Spring

Bird-watching Hide – plan Visitor Center and Spring – plan

Ein Gev Bird-Watching Site

• Location: Eastern Shore of the Sea of Galilee

• Program: Comprehensive landscape restoration of abandoned sand quarry.

• Challenge: Develop a bird-watching site without disturbing nesting sites in soft sandstone wall.

• Client: Israel Society for the Protection of Nature; Ministry of Tourism.

• Status: Proposal 2003

• Area: 15 Hectares

• Credits: Israel Birding Center

Raba Creek Restoration

• Location: Raba Creek, Rosh Ha`ayin

• Program: Stream Restoration.

• Challenge: Restoring a degraded urban stream by re-thinking traditional methods of flood control.

• Solution: Creating an Urban river park where both banks and stream bed are accessible to the visitor at different times of the year.

• Client: Rosh Ha`ayin Development Company

• Status: Under Construction

• Area: 13.5 Hectares

• Credits: Eitan Eden, ArchitectRaba Creek Restoration Project – Main Area Detail

Raba Creek Restoration Project – Details

Raba Creek Restoration Project – Plan Detail

Raba Creek Restoration

• Location: Raba Creek, Rosh Ha`ayin

• Program: Stream Restoration.

• Challenge: Restoring a degraded urban stream by re-thinking traditional methods of flood control.

• Solution: Creating an Urban river park where both banks and stream bed are accessible to the visitor at different times of the year.

• Client: Rosh Ha`ayin Development Company

• Status: Under Construction

• Area: 13.5 Hectares

• Credits: Eitan Eden, Architect

Northern Gas Lines

• Location: Northern Israel

• Program: Landscape Restoration of Gas Line Right-of-Way.

• Challenge: Restoring ecologically sensitive area following extensive damage and degradation as a result of gas pipe laying.

• Solution: Implementing a comprehensive pre-construction salvage program by collecting, storing and re-planting a variety of rare indigenous plants and restoration of habitats.

• Client: Netivey Gas

• Status: Under Construction

• Area: 60 Kilometers

• Credits: Tahal Consulting Engineers

Northern Gas Line – Landscape Survey

Chinese Translation

Northern Gas Lines – After Construction

Northern Gas Lines – Before Construction

Northern Gas Lines

• Location: Northern Israel

• Program: Landscape Restoration of Gas Line Right-of-Way.

• Challenge: Restoring ecologically sensitive area following extensive damage and degradation as a result of gas pipe laying.

• Solution: Implementing a comprehensive pre-construction salvage program by collecting, storing and re-planting a variety of rare indigenous plants and restoration of habitats.

• Client: Netivey Gas

• Status: Under Construction

• Area: 60 Kilometers

• Credits: Tahal Consulting Engineers

Netanya Regional Plan

• Location: Netanya and North Sharon Region

• Program: Revision of the Central District Plan for the Netanya Region.

• Challenge: Allowing for population growth while preserving open space.

• Solution: Implementing a GIS based analysis and planning process to prioritize between demands for development and conservation.

• Client: Ministry of the Interior.

• Status: Master Plan completed.

• Area: 550 Sq. Km.

• Credits: Tsamir ArchitectsNatanya Regional Plan – Open Space Inventory

Natanya Regional Plan – Open Space Vulnerability

Netanya Regional Plan

• Location: Netanya and North Sharon Region

• Program: Revision of the Central District Plan for the Netanya Region.

• Challenge: Allowing for population growth while preserving open space.

• Solution: Implementing a GIS based analysis and planning process to prioritize between demands for development and conservation.

• Client: Ministry of the Interior.

• Status: Master Plan completed.

• Area: 550 Sq. Km.

• Credits: Tsamir Architects

Public Work

Rishonim High School

Eskolot Elementry School

Eshkolot Elementary School

Rishonim High School

Rishonim High School

• Location: City of Herzeliya

• Program: Master Plan for renovation of a high school campus.

• Challenge: Rearranging site to connect separate parts of a small and confined campus while providing a variety of use options to the students and the community.

• Solution: Design a series of interconnected courtyards to link otherwise separate areas; use materials and elements that enable multiple uses.

• Client: City of Herzeliya

• Status: Phase 1 and 2 completed

• Area: 0.8 Hectares Rishonim High School – Renovation Master Plan

Rishonim High School – View of Seat Wall

Rishonim High School – Phase 1 and 2 Rishonim High School – Entry Section

Rishonim High School

• Location: City of Herzeliya

• Program: Master Plan for renovation of a high school campus.

• Challenge: Rearranging site to connect separate parts of a small and confined campus while providing a variety of use options to the students and the community.

• Solution: Design a series of interconnected courtyards to link otherwise separate areas; use materials and elements that enable multiple uses.

• Client: City of Herzeliya

• Status: Phase 1 and 2 completed

• Area: 0.8 Hectares

Eshkolot Elementary School

• Location: City of Rishon LeZion

• Program: Master Plan for renovating an elementary school campus to include children with disabilities.

• Challenge: Planning a school yard that appeals to all students and allows severely disabled students to partake in school activities.

• Solution: Designing a dialectic garden that incorporates all school activities in a series of interconnected out-door class rooms.

• Client: City of Rishon LeZion

• Status: Proposal

• Area: 0.6 Hectares

Eshkolot Elementary School – Section at Main Courtyard

Eshkolot Elementary School – Master Plan

Chinese Translation

Eshkolot Elementary School – Detail

Eshkolot Elementary School – Detail

Eshkolot Elementary School

• Location: City of Rishon LeZion

• Program: Master Plan for renovating an elementary school campus to include children with disabilities.

• Challenge: Planning a school yard that appeals to all students and allows severely disabled students to partake in school activities.

• Solution: Designing a dialectic garden that incorporates all school activities in a series of interconnected out-door class rooms.

• Client: City of Rishon LeZion

• Status: Proposal

• Area: 0.6 Hectares

Gush Katif Memorial

Parks and Gardens

Verizland Garden

Gush Katif Memorial

Bell Garden

Beit Eshel National Monument

Verizland Garden

Bell Garden Beit Eshel National Monument

Verizland Garden

• Location: City of Herzeliya

• Program: Restoration and rehabilitation of a 60 year old European-style strolling garden.

• Challenge: Preservation of an existing stand of old Jerusalem Pines and modernizing an existing garden.

• Solution: Converting the garden into a modern outdoor community center while incorporating existing trees into overall garden design.

• Client: Herzeliya Development Company

• Status: Completed 2008

• Area: 1.8 Hectares

• Awards: First prize design competition 2002 Verizland Garden – View of Main Lawn

Verizland Garden – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Chinese Translation

Verizland Garden – View of Seating Area

Verizland Garden – View of Play Equipment

Verizland Garden

• Location: City of Herzeliya

• Program: Restoration and rehabilitation of a 60 year old European-style strolling garden.

• Challenge: Preservation of an existing stand of old Jerusalem Pines and modernizing an existing garden.

• Solution: Converting the garden into a modern outdoor community center while incorporating existing trees into overall garden design.

• Client: Herzeliya Development Company

• Status: Completed 2008

• Area: 1.8 Hectares

• Awards: First prize design competition 2002

Gusha Katif Memorial

• Location: Kisufim Forest

• Program: Memorial Park.

• Challenge: Developing a remote desert site with an existing eucalyptus grove into a lively outdoor community center.

• Solution: Creating a sense of place and belonging by using existing topography and natural clearings in the eucalyptus grove to change site and climate conditions through landscape expression.

• Client: Jewish National Fund, Southern District

• Status: Design Development

• Area: 12 Hectares

Gush Katif Memorial – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Gush Katif Memorial – Amphitheatre Detail

Chinese Translation

Gusha Katif Memorial

• Location: Kisufim Forest

• Program: Memorial Park.

• Challenge: Developing a remote desert site with an existing eucalyptus grove into a lively outdoor community center.

• Solution: Creating a sense of place and belonging by using existing topography and natural clearings in the eucalyptus grove to change site and climate conditions through landscape expression.

• Client: Jewish National Fund, Southern District

• Status: Design Development

• Area: 12 Hectares

Bell Garden Garden

• Location: City of Beer Sheva

• Program: City park.

• Challenge: Preservation of a century old Eucalyptus grove located in an enclosed basin while providing amenities for sports and recreation.

• Solution: Use earthworks to form and shape the park’s topography around existing trees and allow collection of rain water and runoff to minimize use of irrigation throughout the park.

• Client: Jewish National Fund, Southern District

• Status: Completed 2004

• Area: 4.3 Hectares

• Credits: Arie Rahamimove, Architect; Liora Miron, Architect

Bell Garden – View of Main Lawn

Bell Garden – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Chinese Translation

Bell Garden – View of Play Area

Bell Garden – View of Bridge

Bell Garden Garden

• Location: City of Beer Sheva

• Program: City park.

• Challenge: Preservation of a century old Eucalyptus grove located in an enclosed basin while providing amenities for sports and recreation.

• Solution: Use earthworks to form and shape the park’s topography around existing trees and allow collection of rain water and runoff to minimize use of irrigation throughout the park.

• Client: Jewish National Fund, Southern District

• Status: Completed 2004

• Area: 4.3 Hectares

• Credits: Arie Rahamimove, Architect; Liora Miron, Architect

Biet Eshel National Monument

• Location: City Of Beer Sheva

• Program: Park and visitor center surrounding a historic settlement.

• Challenge: Restoring a 1940’s abandoned agricultural research station and settlement with minimal visible impact.

• Solution: Apply methods of archeological restoration while creating an open-air museum displaying site history and agricultural achievements.

• Client: Jewish National Fund, Southern District

• Status: Construction phase 2

• Area: 5 Hectares

• Credits: Zvi Pasternak, Architect; Yaacov Shefer, Rstoration; Eitan Eden, Architect

Beit Eshel National Monument – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Beit Eshel– Research Station Before Restoration

Chinese Translation

Beit Eshel – Before Restoration

Biet Eshel National Monument

• Location: City Of Beer Sheva

• Program: Park and visitor center surrounding a historic settlement.

• Challenge: Restoring a 1940’s abandoned agricultural research station and settlement with minimal visible impact.

• Solution: Apply methods of archeological restoration while creating an open-air museum displaying site history and agricultural achievements.

• Client: Jewish National Fund, Southern District

• Status: Construction phase 2

• Area: 5 Hectares

• Credits: Zvi Pasternak, Architect; Yaacov Shefer, Rstoration; Eitan Eden, Architect

Residential and Resorts

Vision India

Beerot Hila

Jewish Brigade Street

Beerot Hila

Vision India

Jewish Brigade

Vision India

• Location: Chennai, India

• Program: Medium income, 2,500 unit residential development.

• Challenge: Create a diverse and unique living environment with a fresh take on nature and Indian tradition.

• Solution: Work with architect and developer to bring added value to the project by developing an urban corridor between buildings with gardens and places for social gatherings to create a sense of community.

• Client: Vision India Real Estate Developer

• Status: Conceptual Design

• Area: 8.2 Hectares

• Credits: MYS Architects

Vision India – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Vision India – View of Urban Corridor

Chinese Translation

Vision India – Water Garden Detail

Vision India

• Location: Chennai, India

• Program: Medium income, 2,500 unit residential development.

• Challenge: Create a diverse and unique living environment with a fresh take on nature and Indian tradition.

• Solution: Work with architect and developer to bring added value to the project by developing an urban corridor between buildings with gardens and places for social gatherings to create a sense of community.

• Client: Vision India Real Estate Developer

• Status: Conceptual Design

• Area: 8.2 Hectares

• Credits: MYS Architects

Beerot Hila

• Location: Beer Sheva

• Program: Golf course resort and entertainment complex.

• Challenge: Creating a lush landscape in a desert resort that is both drought tolerant and inviting.

• Solution: Using methods of rainwater harvesting combined with drought tolerant plants and extensive earthworks.

• Client: Iram Real-Estate Ltd.

• Status: Conceptual Design

• Area: 13 Hectares

• Credits: Moshe Zur Architects

Beerot Hila – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Beerot Hila – Mall Detail

Chinese Translation

Beerot Hila – Water garden Detail

Beerot Hila

• Location: Beer Sheva

• Program: Golf course resort and entertainment complex.

• Challenge: Creating a lush landscape in a desert resort that is both drought tolerant and inviting.

• Solution: Using methods of rainwater harvesting combined with drought tolerant plants and extensive earthworks.

• Client: Iram Real-Estate Ltd.

• Status: Conceptual Design

• Area: 13 Hectares

• Credits: Moshe Zur Architects

Jewish Brigade Street

• Location: City of Herzeliya

• Program: Medium income, 450 unit residential development.

• Challenge: Develop an open space system that allows for minimum rain water runoff and discharge from site.

• Solution: Collect all rain water runoff into a system of interconnected public open spaces and use the space as retention and infiltration basins.

• Client: City of Herzeliya

• Status: Construction of phase 1

• Area: 12 Hectares

Beerot Hila – Preliminary Landscape Plan

Jewish Brigade – Section Through path and Retention Basin

Chinese Translation

Jewish Brigade – Section Through Park with Infiltration Basin

Jewish Brigade Street

• Location: City of Herzeliya

• Program: Medium income, 450 unit residential development.

• Challenge: Develop an open space system that allows for minimum rain water runoff and discharge from site.

• Solution: Collect all rain water runoff into a system of interconnected public open spaces and use the space as retention and infiltration basins.

• Client: City of Herzeliya

• Status: Construction of phase 1

• Area: 12 Hectares

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