Amot Atrium Tower, Modern office tower in Diamond Exchange District, Ramat Gan, Israel.
Amot Atrium Tower is a 40-floor office skyscraper on Jabotinsky Street in Ramat Gan, opposite the Diamond Exchange complex, completed at the end of 2015. It rises 158 meters, with unusually tall floors of about 3.8 meters and a total floor area of 74,000 square meters. Glass elevators run through the building, giving views over the exchange area, and part of its facade is the tallest curtain wall system in the world.
Before the tower was built, the site was home to a dairy facility run by the Tara cooperative. Amot Investments bought the land in 2007 and developed it into one of the most prominent office buildings in the district.
The tower sits in the Diamond Exchange District of Ramat Gan, a neighborhood long tied to the global diamond trade. The glass facade reflects the surrounding office towers and shows how the district has shifted from a trade center to a broader financial hub.
The building is easy to reach by public transport, as the Diamond Exchange District is well served by bus and rail connections. Since it is mainly an office building, public access inside is limited, so a visit during business hours makes the most sense.
The tower was the first building in Israel to receive LEED Platinum certification for sustainable construction. Below the building, an eight-story underground parking structure goes down about 100 feet (30 meters) into the ground.
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