The Lyfe Towers is an officeskyscrapercomplex in Bnei Brak, Israel. Built between 2018 and 2022, the complex consists of two twin towers slightly different in height, standing at 175 m (574 ft) with 42 floors (Tower B) respectively 160 m (520 ft) with 37 floors (Tower A), with the taller one currently being the 10th tallest building in Israel.[3]
History
Architecture
The building complex has been created and managed by the Israeli company of Dan Real Estate and Ashtrom Properties which sold the entire ensamble for 1.6 billion NIS. Large companies such as Waxman Guvrin Geva, Gabay Group or Israel Land Company, Yifat Group and Clalit Health Insurance have rented spaces summing up to approximately 2,000 m2 (21,500 sq ft) each.[4]
The initiative encompasses about 16 dunams in the Bnei Brak employment zone (BBC). Within its structure, two towers of 34 and 36 stories (in buildings A+B) were constructed, intended for office and commercial use. At this point, around 105 thousand square meters of office space have been sold, and the offices are operating at full capacity. Subsequently, the third tower (C) will be constructed, reaching about 44 stories in height and encompassing around 90,000 square meters of gross area, designated as a rental office building. The overall constructed space of the towers and retail areas will exceed 200 thousand square meters.[5]
The project's advantageous position is a notable benefit for those visiting the complex, as it is linked to key traffic routes, and in the future, the red line of the light rail will run nearby.[6]