Amot Atrium Tower

Amot Atrium Tower is a modern office building in the Diamond Exchange District of Ramat Gan, standing 158 meters tall across 40 floors. The structure features glass elevators and opens views toward the Stock Exchange Complex, defining the area's contemporary skyline.

The site was originally used as a dairy facility by the Tara cooperative before Amot Investments purchased it in 2007 to develop the property. This transformation turned agricultural land into a major commercial hub.

The tower represents contemporary Israeli architectural evolution through its design by Professor Moshe Tzur, incorporating local building practices with international standards.

The tower is located in the Diamond Exchange District and is easily accessible by public transportation. Visit during business hours, as this is primarily an office building with limited public access.

The building was the first in Israel to earn LEED Platinum certification and features an eight-story underground parking facility extending about 30 meters below ground. This combination makes it a pioneer in sustainable and integrated construction solutions in the country.

Location: Ramat Gan

Inception: 2015

Official opening: 2015

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 40

Height: 158 m

GPS coordinates: 32.08250,34.80139

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:49