Electra Tower

Moore Yaski Sivan Architects · Tel Aviv, Israel · 2011

The Electra Tower is a prominent office skyscraper completed in 2011 in Tel Aviv. Designed by Moore Yaski Sivan Architects, the building exemplifies contemporary high-rise commercial architecture, featuring a sleek, modern aesthetic characterized by its curtain wall facade composed primarily of glass and steel. Its substantial height and prominent location establish it as a significant landmark in the city's business district. The tower is notable for its integration into the urban fabric, providing extensive office space and contributing to Tel Aviv's evolving skyline as a global commercial hub. Its design prioritizes efficient internal layouts and incorporates common features of 21st-century commercial towers, reflecting the functionalist principles often found in large-scale corporate architecture of the period.

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