Levinstein Tower

Skyscraper in Israel.

Levinstein Tower

General information
Status| Completed
Location| Tel Aviv, Israel
Coordinates| 32°3′50″N 34°46′47″E﻿ / ﻿32.06389°N 34.77972°E﻿ / 32.06389; 34.77972
Construction started| 1997
Opening| 2000
Height
Roof| 125 m (410 ft)
Technical details
Floor count| 35[1]
Lifts/elevators| 11
Design and construction
Architect(s)| Rapoport Architects
Developer| Meshulam Levinstein Group

The Levinstein Tower is a skyscraper in Tel Aviv, Israel. At 125 metres in height, the tower has 35 floors. The tower was designed by Rapoport Architects, and was completed in 2000 drawing inspiration in its design from the Century Tower in the city.

Originally, the tower was set to be a 74 metre tall, 17-storey tower, although this changed to a 35 floor tower, with 5 residential storeys at the top, with a total height of 145 metres. These were dropped, however, due to a lack of demand for luxury apartments at the time. Each floor in the tower is 1000 square metres in size, with the ground floor having a double-height 1,500 square metre lobby.

## See also

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* Architecture of Israel
* Economy of Israel
* List of skyscrapers in Israel

## References

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Footnotes

1. ^ "Levinstein Tower". SkyscraperPage.com. Retrieved 2016-10-05.

## External links

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* Levinstein Tower[usurped] on Emporis
* Levinstein Tower on CTBUH
* Levinstein Tower on Skyscraperpage.com
* Levinstein Tower on Structurae

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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)
* Arlozorov Tower 1 (170 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)
* Arlozorov Tower 2 (151.7 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)

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Ramat Gan|

* Moshe Aviv Tower (235 m)
* Sapir Tower (163.6 m)
* Amot Atrium Tower (158 m)
* Leonardo City Tower Hotel (157 m)
* Diamond Tower (115 m)

Givatayim|

* Hi Tower (226.7 m)
* HaShahar Tower (212 m)

Bat Yam|

* Eden Tower (168.5 m)
* Lighthouse Tower (163.7 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)
* Lyfe Tower B (175 m)
* Lyfe Tower A (160 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)

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* Building data source: Skyscraper Center

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