Sagi Argi is an architect and interior designer who graduated from the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) with a degree in Interior Design in 2019.

Growing up in Jerusalem during the 1990s, he was deeply influenced by Faith, the monumental sculpture by Alexander Lieberman. Seeing it every day sparked his interest in architecture and the relationship between art, space, and the city.

 

His work is driven by the ambition to create architectural environments that are both visually compelling and conceptually meaningful.

Each project begins with a clear conceptual foundation. Drawing inspiration from culture, memory, art, and everyday life, he develops ideas before translating them into physical form. Through a careful balance of concept, materiality, and function, each project is shaped to feel both distinctive and enduring.

 

Sagi believes that architecture should express an idea while responding to the people who inhabit it. Whether designing a private residence, a hospitality project, a commercial space, or a gallery, his approach is rooted in creating spaces that are thoughtful, context-driven, and timeless.