Elco International Tower

You see it, don’t you? Towering over the Tel Aviv skyline, the Elco International Tower stands proudly. Also known as the Electra Tower, it is much more than just a building, it’s a window into Tel Aviv’s modern history. Built in 2011, the 45-storey structure is a testament to the city’s ambition and its rapid development. It is the headquarters of Elco Ltd., a leading Israeli investment company, renowned for its diverse portfolio spanning construction, infrastructure, consumer electronics, and many more sectors. You should know that, to achieve this striking design, the building’s corners were slightly notched which created outdoor terraces and more corner glazing for the offices. The concrete structure was carefully planned, incorporating pre-cast and cast-in-place slabs to suit the building’s unique geometry. All of this resulted in a building that not only serves as a vital commercial space but also defines the Tel Aviv skyline. As you look at the Elco International Tower, you might think of it as a giant puzzle. Each piece, the structural frame elements and the glazed facade, perfectly complementing the other, creating a visually stunning dialogue. From different angles, you can see how the facade is broken into four segments, showcasing a stunning contrast of solid and void, opacity and transparency. Elco International Tower isn’t just a building; it is a symbol of Tel Aviv’s ambition and a beacon of hope for the future.