Tel Aviv's Atarim Square to Be Demolished for Towers
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Tel Aviv's Atarim Square will be demolished and replaced by two 25-story towers, including a hotel and residential building. The renewal plan, approved by the District Appeals Committee, will reconnect Ben-Gurion Boulevard to the sea and open up blocked sea views. The project also includes new commercial spaces, a public area, and a 350-space municipal parking lot.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Two 25-story towers, a hotel and residential building, will replace Tel Aviv's Atarim Square.
- The renewal plan was finally approved by the District Appeals Committee for Planning and Building.
- The project will demolish the current square and its parking lot, opening sea views.
- A new municipal parking lot with 350 spaces will be constructed.
- Access from Ben-Gurion Boulevard to the sea will be improved and made tiered-free.
The Tel Aviv District Appeals Committee for Planning and Building has given final approval to a renewal plan for Atarim Square. The plan involves demolishing the existing square and constructing two 25-story towers, one for residences and one for a hotel, along with commercial spaces and a new public area. The project aims to reconnect Ben-Gurion Boulevard to the seashore, removing the current obstruction of the square and opening up sea views. The committee, chaired by Adv. Michal Dagani Halbershtam, approved the plan in principle, contingent on amendments to ensure the quality of public space, preserve sea views, and prioritize hotel uses. The existing multi-level separation and parking lot will be demolished, and a new, tiered-free access from Ben-Gurion Boulevard to the sea will be created. A new municipal parking lot with 350 spaces will also be built.
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