We have opened a gaming lounge at Beit Hanasan for the evacuated families in Jerusalem and anyone seeking refuge for a moment. The pastoral and spacious rooftop of the hospitality center has been transformed into a dream facility with PlayStation, Nintendo, even an air hockey table, and driving simulators.
It is a privilege to participate in shaping and designing the space, witnessing children and families entering Beit Hanasan with excitement and joy. We aimed to recreate the experience of playing together, ensuring the inclusion of games that require collaboration or competition. All of this takes place within the framework of "Breathing Space" at Beit Hanasan, alongside quality activities, workshops, and film screenings in response to the challenging and prolonged situation.

The facility is open throughout December-November
Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Thanks and credits:
Thanks to the Jerusalem Cinematheque and Television under the management of Eyal Benbenisty and Daniel Désirée Lachmy, who invited me to collaborate on this project as part of AniNation - the Jerusalem International Animation Festival. The TOHU Collective that led the entire project, headed by Shlomi Yosef.

Hansen House & @Jerusalem Film & Television Fund.
To the leadership of "Breathing Space" at Beit Hanasan, including Samdar Tsuk and Karine Shabtai, along with Yael Hershcovitz and the Beit Hanasan team - Alma Schwebel, Liel Fishbein, and more.
For game design and development plans at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design the The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, JERUSALEM DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION.

A huge thank you to the project team:
Production: Maayan Litay
Console and space operation manager: Anan Gibson
Interior design & production: Shira Horenstien
lighting design: Assaf Cohen

Skilled setup team: Nadav Oren, Eilam Porat, and Omri Porat
Thanks to everyone who advised, supported, participated, and will be in the space.