Rova Lev ha-Ir

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Rova Lev ha-Ir, Residential compound in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Rova Lev ha-Ir is a residential compound in Tel Aviv combining a seven-story perimeter building with a 24-story tower containing 220 apartments total. The complex includes approximately 1000 square meters of ground-level retail and commercial space integrated into the street frontage.

The complex was completed in 2005 on the site of a former hospital that once served the neighborhood. This transformation marks a shift in Tel Aviv's approach to developing dense housing on central urban land.

The name Rova Lev ha-Ir means the neighborhood in the heart of the city, reflecting Tel Aviv's approach to blending residential life with accessible public spaces. The layout shows how modern Israeli urban design balances private homes with shared community areas.

The site offers underground parking for 500 vehicles and direct access to Tel Aviv's main transportation routes. Its central location makes it convenient for exploring different parts of the city on foot or by public transit.

The design takes advantage of a six-meter natural slope across the site to create sunken courtyards that bring daylight deep into the units. These recessed outdoor spaces offer residents a sense of privacy despite the building's central location and density.

Location: Tel Aviv

Inception: 2005

Architects: Ada Karmi-Melamede

GPS coordinates: 32.07361,34.77472

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:02

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