Tel Aviv property: Meier on Rothschild
Has Tel Aviv finally arrived as a truly international city? Contrary to a lot of the television news on the state of Israel, Tel Aviv just gets on with it and has built a formidable reputation as the centre of what Dan Senor and Saul Singer call the ‘Start-Up Nation’.
It is a hub of bleeding edge technology, ideas and energy. That ‘can-do’ attitude is not only present in the abundance of thriving new companies but in the architecture and none more so than in a stunning building called Meier on Rothschild.
Yes, you may have guessed, developers have managed to go a step further and appoint world renowned architect and Prisker prize winner, Richard Meier. This is a statement of intent. This guy brought the world, the Getty Center in Los Angeles, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona and the acclaimed Stadthaus in Ulm, Germany. His signature style is harnessing the colour white using light and space. His approach is Modernist. There’s an obvious nod to Le Corbusier, Lloyd Wright and Mies Van de Rohe, yet there’s a thoughtful beauty in his functionality.
On Meier on Rothschild everything seems to have a place and the layout makes the simplest and most rational jigsaw you can imagine. Light is welcomed in, space is generous and open and views to the sea are key.
Materials are thoughtfully considered with ‘low-E’ graded and UV light screened windows. This ensures crystal clarity with no harmful light and zero noise.
The location, Rothschild Boulevard is 10 minutes walk to the beach and 5 minutes to the National Theater, close to luxury shops and restaurants, galleries and entertainment. Its proximity to the financial centre of Israel only strengthens the claim that for many, it’s the best address in Tel Aviv today.So who are the buyers? Well of course the Jewish diaspora. People with an emotional connection to Israel, but the developers were also keen to point to Tel Aviv’s growing reputation as an international city with a real cosmopolitan feel. They believe this is a place for all nations. It reflects the modern face of Tel Aviv.
This could be a second home or a place to retire. It is significant to note that Richard Meier’s buildings have a great track record of holding their value.
The Building
42 Floors of residential apartments
360˚ Panoramic views over the city and Mediterranean sea
13 metre high lobby
6 levels of parking spaces and individual storage rooms
A wine cellar
Concierge services
Lounge
Spa
Semi-Olympic Swimming Pool
10 penthouses. Only 3 remaining
3 rare, illuminated living spaces
The Palace in the Sky: 38-39th floors
Total duplex space 1,418 sqm
7 metre high ceilings
Indoor poolside and outdoor dining
Main kitchen, poolside kitchen, pantry
Private indoor swimming pool
Home theatre and personal bar
Fully equipped gym and spa
90sqm master bedroom suite
7 ensuite bedrooms
Private outdoor area
Private Elevator
Royal Penthouse: 40th Floor
Total space 728 sqm
The highest single floor
penthouse in Tel Aviv
360˚ views
Home cinema
Master Bedroom
Private deck with outdoor
dining area and swimming pool
3 ensuite bedrooms with
breathtaking views
The Rothschild Summit:
41-42nd floors
Total duplex space 607 sqm
Clever planning and design
to maximise natural light
Separate floor with living area
Outdoor pool
Separate family area
with private outdoor
deck overlooking the sea
Private elevator
Master bedroom
Made bedroom
2 ensuite bedrooms
All enquiries:
T 020 7722 9793
sales@beauchamp.co.uk
www.beauchamp.co.uk
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