Gutman Assif Architects was founded in 2003 by architect Yehoshua Gutman, an alumnus of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Architect Adi Assif, a graduate of the Harvard School of Design, joined Gutman in 2008. Professor Shamay Assif, architect and city planner, came on board in 2011, following a career including his role as head of planning at the Israeli Ministry of Interior and as chief engineer of Tel Aviv.

Realizing architecture as a comprehensive cultural, social, economic and environmental act, our firm’s portfolio includes residential projects, commercial and public buildings, daycare centers, schools and higher education institutes in Israel and abroad. We are also active in the field of urban and master planning for both private and public sectors, including large infrastructure ventures, as well as unique installation design and architectural branding.

Our core team offers a combination of vast planning experience and dexterous creativity in design and architecture. Twelve architects work at the firm, which lists government offices, local administrations, prime real-estate corporations, local and international businesses and private entrepreneurs among its clients.