Ibn Gabirol Complex, Tel Aviv
The Northern Entrance to Central Tel Aviv
Ibn Gabirol Complex, Tel Aviv
The project is located in the northeastern section of Ibn Gabirol Street, between Bnei Dan Street and Piazza Milano.
It is an urban renewal complex in a unique area that received special consideration in the Tel Aviv master plan.
Ibn Gabirol Street serves as a major north-south thoroughfare, dividing the center of Tel Aviv.
The complex is largely designed in the typical urban fabric style characteristic of Ibn Gabirol Street, featuring commercial colonnades and ground-floor retail. The inner side, facing Miriam HaChashmonait Street, follows classic urban fabric construction, aligned with the city’s inner neighborhoods character.
The project’s northern part is dedicated to a tower atop a commercial base and public spaces, facing an urban square that acts as an entrance to the city center.
The project’s northern part is dedicated to a tower atop a commercial base and public spaces, facing an urban square that acts as an entrance to the city center.
The tower’s envelope is designed as a curtain wall system, with each module angled in relation to the next, creating a shimmering effect of reflections that change with the time of day and seasons. This effect subtly evokes the rippling water and waves of the nearby Yarkon River in a vertical form.
The project has passed the City Engineer's forum and is currently on hold.
The project has passed the City Engineer's forum and is currently on hold.
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