Амот Law Building: A Brutalist Icon at the Heart of the Courthouse Complex
On Шаул-ха-Мелех Boulevard, steps from the Hall of Justice, stands one of the buildings most associated with Tel Aviv's lawyers — a concrete tower designed by some of the country's greatest architects.
The tower, completed in 1970, was designed by architects Ариэ Шарон, Бенямин Идельсон and Альдер Шарон in a distinctly brutalist style. The exposed concrete façade that originally characterised it has been painted white over the years, but its massive contours remain as they were. The building rises to approximately 66 metres over approximately 16 storeys and contains approximately 19,000 m² of workspace.
Since its establishment, Амот Law Building has been considered one of the most sought-after addresses among law offices in Tel Aviv, thanks to its location in the courthouse complex and proximity to the Hall of Justice. The building is situated between да-Винчи Street to the east and Дройанов Street to the west, within walking distance of the city's cultural and judicial institutions.
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The exposed concrete façade that originally characterised the tower was painted white — but its massive contours remain as they were.