שביל אחד

'One Path' is a project born from a personal experience of volunteering with children with disabilities and from a deep sense of pain over the separation imposed on them — and on us as a society. Realizing that public space tends to separate rather than connect, to conceal rather than reveal, inspired a design that aims to change not only how we move — but how we live together. It is a call for change. An integrated school in the heart of Tel Aviv, where children with and without disabilities learn, move, and interact in exactly the same way — not aside, not behind, but equal and visible. No separate paths. No invisible divisions. One Path — a place where equal movement creates a sense of belonging, and where space itself teaches equality. The project consists of an integrated elementary school, a public-community space, and a residential building. The school encourages independence, equality, and inclusion through flexible classrooms, active courtyards, and accessible rooftops connected by a continuous path. The main accessible route weaves through the complex, linking learning, play, and social spaces — making equality not just a principle, but a lived experience.