TLV LGBTQ Center, Community center for LGBTQ individuals in Sarona, Tel Aviv, Israel
The TLV LGBTQ Center occupies a restored Bauhaus building with multiple floors, meeting spaces, an auditorium, and a ground-floor cafe situated near Meir Park. The facility provides dedicated areas for gatherings, events, and daily activities.
The center was established in 2008, transforming a 1920s school building into a community resource hub. This conversion represented a turning point in providing dedicated infrastructure for the local LGBTQ population.
The center maintains a memorial garden honoring those lost in the 2009 Tel Aviv attack and individuals persecuted during World War II. These spaces of remembrance show how the community acknowledges its history and preserves that collective memory.
The center provides health services, legal advice, counseling, support groups, and educational programs distributed throughout the building. Visitors benefit from exploring the facility beforehand to locate services that match their needs and interests.
The building integrates with Meir Park without boundary walls, creating an open setting where indoor spaces connect directly to outdoor public areas. This design allows visitors to move seamlessly between covered spaces and green surroundings.
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