IEC Tower, Office skyscraper in Haifa, Israel
IEC Tower is a modern office building in Haifa's MATAM business district, rising 30 stories with a glass and steel facade. The structure dominates the skyline and provides workspace overlooking the Mediterranean coast and Haifa Bay.
The building was completed in 2003 as the headquarters of Israel's national electricity provider. This project marked a significant relocation of operations from the company's previous base in Tel Aviv.
The tower design by Rozov-Hirsch and Mansfeld Kehat Architects represents the advancement of Israeli architecture in the early 21st century.
The building sits in the MATAM business district and is accessible by public transportation. Interior access is typically limited to visitors with business appointments.
The tower ranks among Haifa's tallest structures and holds the distinction of being Israel's largest single-company office building. Its position makes it a distinctive landmark on the city skyline.
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