Opening Hours
- Thursday 23.6, 18:30-24:00
- Friday 24.6, 10:00-16:00
- Saturday 25.6, 10:00 – 23:00
- Sunday-Thursday 26-30.6, 16:00- 23:00
- Free entrance
Opening night: Thursday, June 23rd
On the festive opening night, alongside the exhibitions and installations, Hansen House will present a series of musical interventions and interactive performances. Designers will welcome their audience to experience, in real time, what happens when sound sensors are connected to a working pottery wheel, participate in an endless loop created by an Austro-Italian artist, musician, and dancer, receive custom-made shoes in 15 minutes, witness a robot grow a structure from the ground, and many more exciting surprises.
Collaborations
Jerusalem Design Week is pleased to collaboarate with the newly renovated King Solomon Hotel, Jerusalem. Decked with a rich display of multidisciplinary Israeli art, ranging from video art, sculpture, and illustration, to cutting-edge installations, the hotel offers its visitors the opportunity to wander and enjoy a rich cultural experience.
Asufa Pop-Up Shop
Like each year, the Hansen House will host “Asufa” with a pop-up store offering their unique Israeli designs and concept.
Flora
The Design Week Lounge. Eight days of savory pizzas and drinks provided by Jerusalem’s Pizza Flora in the lounging area set up in the Hansen House courtyard.
Ofaimme Farm
The Ofaimme Farm for sustainable agriculture was founded in Moshav Idan in the Arava Desert, by brothers Yinon and Hedai Ofaimme. The farm advocates ‘another kind of agriculture,’ which enables direct contact between growers and consumers, while maintaining ecological balance and fair trading. Using traditional methods, the farm produces goat cheeses, olives and olive oil, honey, jams, various spreads, etc. The Ofaimme Farm Café was opened in the historic physician’s house located at Hansen House.
Opening hours:
Sunday through Thursday 07:00-22:00, Friday 07:00-14:00
Location
- Hansen House
- 14 Gedalyahu Alon St., Jerusalem
Accessibility
Jerusalem Design Week will be accessible to the general public. However, due to the nature of the buildings in which the exhibitions are installed, there may be points with limited access only. Please be sure to follow the signs. Information on accessibility is available on the Design Week website and in advertisements. The amount of visitors is limited according to safety guidelines.
