Projects

Industrial building and paint shop, from design to erection

Two steel industrial buildings: a production building and a paint shop. BIM TEAM Engineering produced the detailed structural design and the detailing. The steelwork is imported from China, so the specification was converted from the European standard to an equivalent Chinese one. BIM TEAM Projects is carrying out the work on site, including erection and the installation of panels and cladding. Construction is under way in 2026.

Three Residential Buildings and Shared Parking, Sirkin Petah Tikva

The project comprises structural design for three buildings and a shared parking facility on Sirkin Street in Petah Tikva. BIM TEAM Engineering carried out the structural design for the entire complex, including a protected shelter slab spanning from the second floor up to a double-height ceiling. The project involved non-standard column geometries that required tailored structural solutions.

Steel Roof, Cave of the Patriarchs

A steel roof erected above the Cave of the Patriarchs, with an arched cross-section, straight sides, and a triangulated plan carrying glass panels. BIM TEAM carried out the roof layout and column elevation setting based on a scan of the existing structure. The roof bears on grout with no structural connection to the existing building, which required precise coordination of all interface points. BIM TEAM also modelled the glass cladding. Drainage gutters and downpipes were also designed as part of the scope.

Client

Y.R.N. Construction & Development Ltd.

Suspended pedestrian bridge

BIM TEAM Engineering is producing the detailing and shop drawings for a suspended steel pedestrian bridge of about 400 tonnes. The deck is built from 20 to 60 mm plates in six segments up to 25 m long, with two pylons and temporary supports. Two models were made, one for the final position and one for the precamber, so that after placement the bridge reaches its design geometry. Every welded node was modelled and agreed with the contractor’s engineer.

Giant steel human sculpture

A giant figure of a seated person, by artists Jeka Vinograd and Amir Shor, built as a lattice of steel tubes and standing at the Weizmann Institute of Science. It is about 12 m tall, and the challenge was to take the art to a buildable level. A steel stair tower stands inside the body, and the plan is to display the internal organs inside it with lighting. BIM TEAM Engineering built the steel model in Tekla Structures, covering the sculpture and the stair tower, about 26 tonnes of steel, and produced the shop drawings. The sculpture was fabricated in parts in the workshop and assembled on site by crane in 2023.

Client

Sheva Metals

Four residential buildings on a shared car park

BIM TEAM Engineering is producing the detailed structural design of four residential buildings standing on one large underground car park. The car park is four levels deep, and its shoring was designed with ground anchors. Transfer structures are not allowed in buildings of this height, so columns and walls run straight down to the foundations, which calls for close coordination with the architectural design. Design started in 2025.

Three residential buildings, 90 units

BIM TEAM Engineering carried out the structural design of three residential buildings with 90 units, standing on one shared basement car park. The ground floor combines extensive landscaping with a transfer level, where the loads of the buildings above are transferred. The buildings are under construction, with BIM TEAM Engineering providing design supervision.

259 housing units

BIM TEAM Engineering is producing the detailed design of a 259 unit residential project. The complex is made up of a large number of buildings, each designed down to element level: reinforced concrete walls, beams, foundation raft, floor slabs, columns and stairs. Design started in 2024.

Industrial dining hall

A one-off industrial dining hall of roughly 2,400 m² for an international hi-tech company in southern Israel. Its unusually demanding spatial form was designed with the industry’s most advanced model-based tools. The frame is bolted steel; the envelope is a multi-layer system finished in Alucobond-type panel.

Sigaliot residential

Two ten-storey residential buildings over a basement car park — about 7,000 m² built per building on a 2,680 m² plot, 40 apartments per building averaging 138 m². Built by the Baranovich method with two transfer floors, which forced creative solutions with the other consultants from the earliest design stage. Design was supported by STRAP, alongside seismic design to IS 413 and matching concrete detailing.

Client

Eyal Peretz — developer and contractor

Architect

Fisher Elhanani Architects

Herzl Street school

A 2,900 m² school building on Herzl Street in Yehud, one of four construction phases. Designed and analysed with the industry’s most advanced tools, and currently under construction. The frame combines precast and conventional construction with a clad envelope.

Client

Yehud Municipality

Architect

Eran Tamir · Shoshani | Somberg | Tamir Architects

Offices and industrial building

An office block within a 5,000 m² industrial building. Designed in-house with the efficiency of every structural element as the driving constraint. The frame is concrete, modelled in Revit — both the drawings and the rebar details were produced straight from the model.

Client

Menofei Sami 2000 Ltd

Chemical storage warehouse

A 1,000 m² storage building for chemicals used in production processes. Steel frame, model-based design. The beam section varies within the span to bring cost down.

Client

Galil Engineering