Beit Asia

Beit Asia is a 33-story office tower in Tel Aviv designed with postmodern architectural language that blends geometric forms and varied surface treatments. The building contains approximately 34,000 square meters of office and commercial space distributed across its height.

The tower was built in 1979 according to architect Mordechai Ben-Horin's design during a period of rapid commercial growth in Tel Aviv. It represents one of the city's early postmodern office structures from that era.

The office building incorporates elements that represent the evolution of Israeli commercial architecture during a period of rapid urban growth.

The building is centrally located with convenient access to public transportation and nearby parking options throughout the area. The site is easily reached on foot or by bus from Tel Aviv's main districts.

The facade features a repeating geometric pattern that creates visual depth and makes the building instantly recognizable from street level. This design approach was uncommon for Israeli office buildings of the late 1970s.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: 1979

Architects: Mordechai Ben-Horin

Architectural style: postmodern architecture

GPS coordinates: 32.07830,34.78940

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:04