Beit Asia: An architectural sculpture facing the Supreme Court
Beit Asia, located at 4 Vitzhak Rabin Street, is one of Tel Aviv's most distinctive and recognisable office buildings, standing out for its curvilinear, sculpted form facing the Supreme Court and the Tel Aviv Museum.
The seven-storey building was designed by architect Mordechai Ben-Horin at the initiative of businessman Shaul Eisenberg. Its construction took approximately a decade, and it opened in January 1979. Its outer walls curve throughout their entire length, so that in some sections the upper floors are wider than the lower ones, and vice versa, in an exceptionally postmodern design for its time.
The building stands adjacent to the Amot Investments Tower and in the heart of the court complex, one of the city's most established and sought-after office clusters, attracting law offices, corporations and independent professionals.
01Location within the court complex
Its curving walls have made Beit Asia one of the most recognisable structures in the urban landscape.