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Tzameret Towers


General information
Status	Completed
Type	Apartments
Location	Tel Aviv, Israel
Coordinates	32°5′27.02″N 34°47′37.95″E / 32.0908389°N 34.7938750°E / 32.0908389; 34.7938750
Construction started	1&2: 1999 3: 2003
Opening	1&2: 2002 3: 2006
Height
Roof	123 m (404 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	34
Floor area	30,000 m² (320,000 sq ft)
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Moore Yaski Sivan Architects

Tzameret Towers, also known as Akirov Towers, are three 34-story residential towers in Tel Aviv, Israel.

History

The first two towers were completed in 2003, and the third in 2006. The towers were designed by Moore Yaski Sivan Architects. Tower 3 was originally planned as a 140-meter tower containing 140 apartments, but this was scaled down and it was finished to a height almost identical to that of the other towers. The final design contained 120 apartments. This tower topped out in August 2004. The top three floors of Tower 2 contain one of Israel's most expensive apartments, purchased for $10 million, a record-breaking purchase at the time. The total complex contains 360 apartments.

Living in Tzameret Towers became a status symbol, although marketing was accomplished without a sales campaign or public promotion. The building set a new standard for residential buildings, with amenities such as fitness centers and swimming pools that were introduced hereafter into all new luxury complexes. The project has been described as a turning point in Tel Aviv's housing culture.^[1]

Notable residents

Ehud Barak, former Prime Minister of Israel

References

^ Tzameret Park Towers (Akirov Towers)

External links

Tzameret Tower 1^[usurped], Tower 2^[usurped], and Tower 3^[usurped] at Emporis

Skyscrapers in Israel

Tel Aviv District

Tel Aviv	Azrieli Sarona Tower (238.4 m) Midtown Office (196 m) Azrieli Center Circular Tower (187 m) Midtown Residences (183 m) Rom Tel Aviv (173.1 m) Azrieli Center Triangular Tower (169 m) Electra Tower (169 m) HaYovel Tower (158 m) Meier on Rothschild (158 m) Azrieli Center Square Tower (154 m) Vision Tower (150 m) Neve Tzedek Tower (147 m) Tel Aviv Towers (I, II, III) (140 m) Marganit Tower (138 m) First International Bank Tower (132 m) Shalom Meir Tower (129 m) Levinstein Tower (125 m) Totzeret HaAretz 1 (125 m) Tzameret Towers (I, II) (123 m) Discount Bank Tower (105 m)
Ramat Gan	Moshe Aviv Tower (235 m) Amot Atrium Tower (158 m) Leonardo City Tower Hotel (157 m)
Givatayim	Hi Tower (226.7 m) HaShahar Tower (212 m)
Bat Yam	Eden Tower (168.5 m) Neve Nof Tower (158.5 m)

Tel Aviv skyline in 2023.

Bnei Brak
Nimrodi Tower (211 m) Dan Center Tower (187 m) Hachsharat HaYishuv Tower (180 m) Champion Motors Tower (160 m) BSR Tower 4 (144 m)

Haifa
Sail Tower (137 m) IEC Tower (130 m)

Jerusalem
Holyland Case Tower 1 (121 m)

Under construction
Exchange Ramat Gan (206.5 m)

Buildings listed in order of height
Building data source: Skyscraper Center

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Category:Skyscrapers in Israel

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