The Competition
As part of an innovative product design competition, Jerusalem Stone collaborated with the Industrial Design Department at the Bezalel Academy to develop a new wall cladding solution made from natural limestone.
Concept | Form Follows Function
The tile was designed to be produced using CNC cutting, generating two complementary units—a positive and a negative—from a single piece of material. This approach minimizes material waste while creating a modular system based on balance and completion between the two forms.
Modularity | Design Freedom
The two tile forms can be assembled in a wide range of combinations, generating diverse surface patterns. This modular system offers designers a high level of creative freedom, allowing each installation to be tailored to the specific project, space, and design concept.
Manufacturing and Assembly Process
A composite MODUS tile surface photographed at the Jerusalem Stone factory, demonstrating how individual units are assembled to form a continuous, unified wall surface.
Architectural Application
MODUS tiles applied as a wall cladding in a stairwell, integrated into the interior design of a private residence in Talbiya, Jerusalem.