A building that was erected during the glory days of IBM, and introduced to Israel international standards of planning, natural light and ventilation.
Even fifty years later, it offers a well-illuminated and meticulous work environment at the heart of the culture and law institutions of Tel Aviv.
Offices
2 Weitzman Street, Tel aviv
19,000 Sqm
Underground parking
Accessible
IBM House was built during the golden years of the largest computers company in the work, in tune with its outlook of pioneering the most innovative architectural standard everywhere. A tower that to-date meets the strictest international standards for environmental quality protection was built with an investment unprecedented in Israel, demonstrating a style that corresponds with the company’s research center in France.
These choices are felt each and every day, even 50 years later, in a comfort that residents’ everyday lives take anything but for granted: the 950 square meters on each floor are flooded with natural light without glare, thanks to precast shading elements built into the building’s façade Windows can be opened, and residents can enjoy fresh air, that is well-regulated through powerful fresh air and HVAC systems. And the location – a rare urban cultural classic, that connects between the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Courts and the nearby cultural institutes, alongside proximity to specialists clinics and the hospital. Together, they all create a unique tenants portfolio: emerging hi-tech companies alongside senior managements of well-established institutes, that wish to arrive each morning to a building that has a story to tell. A story that begins with the largest company in the world, and anchored in uncompromising standards.
