The Jaffa hotel

Corner of Yefet and Louis Pasteur St. in Jaffa, The French Hospital
On a 20,000 square meters lot, an ambitious and complex restoration is currently underway – The restoration and construction of the Louis Pasteur French Hospital. It was built in 1887 by Francis Gina, a French businessman who fell ill in Israel and managed to recover after receiving attentive care. The hospital is now being turned into a 125 room hotel, with 25 luxury apartments, environmental sculptures and high-end stores.
The buildings’ design was influenced by the French style – Ornate embellishments, stone figurines and floral affixes with hints of an oriental Mediterranean style.
Noga Nagarut restored the original wooden windows with maximal acoustic insulation to reduce noise by 40dB, the interior doors and the entrance of the building with wood and the beautiful shutters that appeared in the original French hospital.

Architect: Ramy Gill Architects and City Planners
Architect: John Pawson Ltd.
Interior Architect Coordinator: Daniela Reuveni Interior Architect
Conservation: Anna Schiffman Architecture and Building Conservation
Windows, doors and shutters: Noga Nagarut