Partner in Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born in 1945.
Amir Kolker graduated from the Department of Architecture in London Westminster University in 1971. he holds a .Dip Arch degree. In 1972 he was certified by the British Association of Architects RIBA and received a license to practice architecture in the United Kingdom . In 1974 he returned to Israel. Upon his return to Israel, he began working in the office of the architects Yaakov Rechter, among other things he led the Yarkon marina architectural project.
In 1975 he received a license to practice architecture in Israel and in 1976 he was appointed Deputy of the major Architect in charge of the Jerusalem District at the Ministry of Housing.
During his time working at the Ministry of Housing, he knew Randy Epstein and worked with him and his twin brother Opher Kolker on planning the residential neighborhood of her age. Shopping center planning. Comprehensive school and community center in the Ramot neighborhood of Jerusalem.
In 1982, he founded the Kolker Kolker Epstein architectural firm in Jerusalem in partnership with Ofer Kolker and Randy Epstein.
Partner in Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born in 1945.
Opher Kolker graduated from the Department of Architecture in “Technion” Haifa in 1971. he holds a B.Arch degree. Upon graduation, he moved to London and began working as an architect and as a team leader in Camden, London. Opher taught architecture at Kingston Polytechnic, London. In 1974 he returned to Israel. Upon his return to Israel, he began working in the office of the architect Moshe Safdi. among other things he led the planning of the Bar-Ilan University project.
In 1975 he received a license to practice architecture in Israel and in 1976 he was appointed Deputy chief Architect in charge of the Central District In the Ministry of Housing.
During his time working at the Ministry of Housing, he knew Randy Epstein and worked with him and his twin brother Amir Kolker on planning the residential neighborhood in “Giloh”. Commercial center planning. Comprehensive school and community center in the Ramot neighborhood of Jerusalem.
In 1982, he Established the Kolker Kolker Epstein architectural firm in Jerusalem in partnership with Amir Kolker and Randy Epstein.
Partner In Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born In 1949.
Randy Epstein GraduatedFrom The Department Of Architecture In “Cooper Union” New York In 1973. He Holds A B.Arch Degree. At The Same Time As Studying Architecture At Cooper Union, Randy began working in the office of the Richard Meyer’s Architects in New York
In 1975 he immigrated to Israel and began Working in the office of the architect of Ram Carmi In 1976 He Received A License To Practice Architecture In Israel . At the same time he was appointed to the Deputy Chief Architect in charge of the Central District in the Ministry of Housing.
During His Time Working At The Ministry Of Housing, He met And Worked With Amir and Opher Kolker in Planning The Residential Neighborhood Of “Giloh”. Commercial Center Planning. Comprehensive School And Community Center In The Ramot Neighborhood Of Jerusalem.
In 1982, He Established The Kolker Kolker Epstein Architectural Firm In Jerusalem In Partnership With Amir Kolker And Opher Kolker.
Partner in Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born in 1966.
Lotan Rothman graduated from the Department of Architecture in Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem in 1995, he holds a B.Arch degree. At the same time as Studying Architecture at Bezalel, he began working at the Gelehrter architectural firm. In 1995 he began working at the Kolker Kolker Epstein architectural firm. In 1998 he Received his license to practice architecture. In 2007 he was appointed a Partner in Kolker Kolker Epstein
Projects Architect in :
King David’s Residence project
Jerusalem College of engineering project
Independent project – North African Judaism Heritage Museum, Jerusalem
Yad Lebanim Center, Kfar Meachem kibbutz
East Pisgat Zee`v town plan project
Partner in Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born in 1971.
Barak Eylam graduated from the Department of Architecture in Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem in 1999, he holds a B.Arch degree. At the same time as studying Architecture at Bezalel, he began working at the Kolker Kolker Epstein architectural firm. In 2002 he received his license to practice architecture. In 2007 he was appointed a Partner in Kolker Kolker Epstein
Projects Architect :
Computer Sciences, Tel Aviv College project
Colmobil Project
Nevatim IAF base Family Center
Juara-Zalmon project
Museum of Tolerance project
Nevatim IAF base operational Building project
Architect-Partner, Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects (since 2007). Born In 1977.
Maya Zarnitsky Debbi studied Architecture at the Technion – technological institute Israel for <B-arch> degree, then graduated The Ecole Nationale Supérieure D’architecture De Paris-La Villette (ENSAPLV) Architucture school in Paris In 2005 and was granted An <ARCHITECTE – DPLG > Degree. During her studies period in Paris Maya Worked At The BUFFI Associes Architectural Firm and A Year Later At The COSTANTINI & REGEMBAL Architects firm In Paris.
In 2005 She Began Working at Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects Firm.
Responsible Architect in the following Projects :
“Tel Aviv 2000” Competition
Rothschild 30 residence building Project
Ra`Anana City Center Project
The Sapir Academic college: Master plan for the college campus, generic classrooms building, school of cinema, and production.
IDF training campus – main IDF formation and training college
Tel Aviv university – Representative of the firm as campus architect 2015-2016.
Tel Aviv red line LRT – Elifelet station, the Turkish alignment section tunnel, and urban park.
The Ben Sarouk vehicle tunnel – including urban public liaisons between private and public projects around Sumail.
Associate in Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born in 1979.
Itay Morag graduated from the Department of Architecture in Bezalel Academy of Arts And Design In Jerusalem in 2010. He holds a B.Arch degree. At the same time as Studying Architecture at Bezalel, he began working at the Ami Gvirzman Architects firm. In 2010 He Received his license to Practice architecture. In 2010 he began working at the Kolker Kolker Epstein architectural firm. In 2016 He Became a Senior Architect in the firm and In 2020 He was appointed As an Associate in Kolker Kolker Epstein
Project architect in :
Azrieli College of Engineering Jerusalem campus master plan
Azrieli College of Engineering Jerusalem main faculty building
Azreili mall in Malcha Jerusalem
Bar El project for IDF
Blue line underground project for Jerusalem transport authority
Marhas project competition for “Shafir” – winning proposal
Marhas project competition for “Shafir
Hadassah Ein Karem Hospital area master plan
Ben Zakai urban renewal project with Shikun And Binui
Associate in Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects. Born in 1975.Tahel Aisenberg Shaked graduated from the Department of Architecture in Bezalel Academy of Arts And Design in Jerusalem in 2007. She holds a B.Arch degree. In 2007 She began working a the Kolker Kolker Epstein architectural firm for five years. In 2012 she worked at Joyce Oron Architects & City planning for one year. In 2013 She Received her license to practice architecture. In 2013 she Returned back to Kolker Kolker Epstein Architects as a Senior Architect.In 2017 She was appointed As an Associate in Kolker Kolker Epstein
Project architect in :
Ramat Hasharon residential
Beit Shemesh residential
Tel Hashomer residential
Zrifin residential project
Zrifin industrial project
Be’er Ya’acob master Plan
Morasha Park & Ride
North west Tel Aviv residential
Jdeide Macker residential
Tel Aviv University master plan
Acre industrial
