Electra Tower

Electra Tower is an office high-rise with 45 floors built from glass and steel that rises prominently in Tel Aviv's skyline. Its smooth exterior contains office and commercial spaces designed for large corporations and technology firms.

Construction of the tower began in 2008 and was completed in 2011, though initial plans had proposed a significantly taller structure. The design was adjusted during the development process to fit the urban landscape.

The tower houses several multinational tech companies that shape how Tel Aviv functions as a business center. You notice daily crowds of professionals moving through the lobbies, reflecting the international workplace culture the building represents.

The building is accessible from multiple entrances and has good connections to public transportation nearby. Expect crowded lobby areas during morning and evening peak hours when many workers arrive or leave.

The tower is home to several well-known tech companies such as Waze and PayPal, making it a key hub in Israel's technology sector. This concentration of innovation-focused firms in one location draws thousands of technology professionals from around the world daily.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: 2011

Architects: Moore Yaski Sivan Architects

Floors above the ground: 45

Elevators: 20

Height: 168.95 m

GPS coordinates: 32.07028,34.79417

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:08