Rabbi MiBachrach Complex, Tel Aviv
Mixed-Use Urban Space in Southern Tel Aviv
Rabbi MiBachrach Complex, Tel Aviv
Located in the southern part of Tel Aviv, the project resides in a section between Shlomo
and Eilat Roads. The northern segment of the complex includes Eliphelet Garden, which
constitutes a significant portion of the area.
Currently, the site is largely occupied by sheds,
prefabricated structures, and a small residential building.
According to Tel Aviv’s TA/5000 master plan, the site is designated for urban renewal, for
mixed residential and commercial purposes.
mixed residential and commercial purposes.
Approved municipal policies for Shlavim Street propose urban fabric development with low-
to-mid-rise buildings, including small residential towers along Shlavim Street’s southern
corner and the eastern part of the complex on Franzos Street.
The planned project offers a large and flexible public space that integrates with Eliphelet
Garden, enabling the addition of public facilities, as well as a low-rise urban residential
building with a commercial frontage along Rabbi MiBachrach Street to the west, a residential
tower, and both a public and commercial building along the revitalized Shlavim axis to the
east.
to-mid-rise buildings, including small residential towers along Shlavim Street’s southern
corner and the eastern part of the complex on Franzos Street.
The planned project offers a large and flexible public space that integrates with Eliphelet
Garden, enabling the addition of public facilities, as well as a low-rise urban residential
building with a commercial frontage along Rabbi MiBachrach Street to the west, a residential
tower, and both a public and commercial building along the revitalized Shlavim axis to the
east.
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