The Roman Square is located beneath the walls of the Old City, next to Damascus Gate. Archaeological excavations conducted at the site exposed impressive remains of the Roman gate complex and the square that stood before it.

The Roman Square is one of the most impressive and complete remains from the Imperial Roman period in the Land of Israel, and within it, we have created an experience combining unique projection and lighting techniques.

The first station in the visit is an exhibit about the ancient gate. The exhibit tells about ancient city gates and their functions, and is projected in an immersive format on the walls and ceiling of the space.

The second station presents a dynamic table projection of the Madaba Map discovered in Jordan, showcasing Jerusalem during the Byzantine period.

The third station presents the gates of the Ottoman walls of Jerusalem and the evolution of Damascus Gate.

The final station in the visit is the Light Column exhibit: an artistic homage to the milestone column that once stood in the square (the zero point from which distances were measured in ancient times) but did not survive.

The Jewish Sports Museum will be established in the Maccabiah village and will confederate all Jewish sports history.

The museum will open in 2021, the next Maccabiah year, the 21st Maccabiah.

The museum will tell the story of Jewish sports throughout history.
The challenges, achievements, body and mental strength, in order to inspire visitors of the Jewish spirit – the ability to overcome crises, to continue and win.

In addition, an advanced interactive playground was designed on the spot.

The Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum is not an ordinary museum.
It does not contain a permanent collection of exhibitions, but rather an intangible collection of stories, from research by the museum, from its visitors and from the city communities.
For this reason, it serves as a platform and must be flexible to get new content, formats and exhibits.

From historical content, to real-time displays of works of art that respond to the city in different ways.
The design of the display facilities, graphic design and direction signs are eclectic and multi-layered, inviting wandering, discovery and exposure, reflecting the surprising encounters taking place in the city between communities, styles and opinions.

An educational center for Holocaust education, which is a branch of Yad Vashem in the Negev, located in the IDF’s training campus.

The center includes an exhibition displaying the pre-Holocaust Jewish world through the perspectives of eight figures of Jews murdered in the Holocaust; an exhibit presenting the Holocaust and its development throughout the war and at the end, an exhibit depicting the survivors’ struggle at the end of the war the, struggle to return to life.
The training center enables in-depth workshops, research and discourse in designated classrooms that aims to address the challenges of Holocaust remembrance and make them accessible to a young audience, especially soldiers.

The center uses contemporary tools and new teaching techniques that present the subject of the Holocaust using advanced technologies.

The construction of the light rail and urban renewal in the city created a frustrating and obstacle-filled daily experience for the residents of Tel Aviv-Yafo, with blockages, excavations, and changes in traffic routes. The Tel Aviv Municipality approached us in order to create a mobile visitor center that would address the need to explain to residents in their neighborhoods the vision for the future of urban transportation and the future that awaits them around the corner once the work is completed.

The classic solution for a mobile visitor center in the city would have been a vehicle/bus that would travel between neighborhoods (thereby increasing pollution, congestion, and traffic jams…) For us, however, there was another idea; in order to stand out in the urban landscape of the city, we created an iconic inflatable that is transported on a trailer and has the ability to move. The inflatable is eye-catching, attracts a crowd, and creates curiosity in the public space, thereby exposing more and more visitors to the future vision of transportation.

Our innovative center moves between neighborhoods and central locations throughout the city. It contains several activities, starting with a transportation quiz, an impressive display projected in the air-conditioned inflatable tent, as well as photo stations that place visitors in a ‘time tunnel’ to different periods of urban transportation over the years.

A new visitor center at Einot Tzukim Nature Reserve, Dead Sea, which allows the audience to feel, hear and see nature from a surprising point of view, and from different angles, the main characteristic of which is modesty and awe towards the splendor of nature and hence – a sense of involvement in the responsibility for its fate.

Contemporary researchers will tell us about the wonders of their research, which echo the research and inspiration of past scholars.
They will share with us their love for the place and their passion for discovering its Secrets – through exploration, mapping and measurement journeys.

Visitors are invited to a ‘forbidden’ experience, at nightfall, they will be given a glimpse of a world hidden from view – nocturnal nature in the reserve!
Here they can see and hear the wonder – animals that come at night to drink water from the lake ,such as the caracal, porcupine and wolf, or who converge for a night’s sleep like the nightingale and the sparrow.

And at dawn – About the future of the Dead Sea and how – we, the visitors, Can help preserve rare natural treasures.

Start-Up Nation Central is an independent non-profit that builds bridges for Israeli innovation.

Breeze Creative was chosen to design the experience for visiting delegations from all over the world.

The experience in the building, located in the heart of Tel Aviv, presents new developments from the creation of Breeze Creative and the use of advanced technologies:

Dynamic display wall with responsive content for motion, animational display according to lift position, transparent screens for museum presentation of historical success stories, VRs linked to enterprise data base, augmented reality books (AR) and touch screens for personal inquiry.

The Israeli Media House will open in the historic complex of “Kol Yisrael” Studios in Tel Aviv and will present the contribution of the public media to the cultural heritage of Israeli society.

Through a variety of exhibits from the world of media – press, television, radio and digital, visitors will be exposed to the headlines and images that have made history, to the sounds and nostalgic programs and broadcasts that have become part of the Israeli soundtrack.

Interactive photo stand, where the visitor photographs its face and the image is sent to the system where it shows the footage projected in a new world.

The projected design of the world and figure will be customized according to client required content.

For example: Astronoat floating in space, bubbles in the sea and more….

A novel means of getting to know a nuclear reactor for electricity production by means of Augmented Reality technology.

Trivia Globe is an innovative game that presents global dilemmas to visitors about which they need to make decisions together.

An installation that presents a number of applications in nuclear medicine using the image of the visitors themselves through Augmented Reality.

Breeze Creative, in cooperation with Studio Amir Zahavi has been selected to plan and implement the Sha’ar Hanegev Visitor Center, a new project now underway in Beersheva.
The center will showcase the Negev and attract tourists from Israel and abroad. Visitors will experience the Negev, thrill at its landscapes, hear is historical tales and get to know its population, all through new and surprising technologies.

The project is currently under implementation.

Application that allows children to throw – against a white wall – plastic balls that become a digital paint splotch when they touch the wall.