http://www.tam.co.il/19_12_2003/images/ichilov.jpg

This plan was proposed a long time ago, but there where some objections by residents in the nearby neighborhoods, the objections where recently rejected by the Tel Aviv Local Planning and Building Commission and the plan was moved on to Tel Aviv Regional Planning and Building Board for final approval .

The Ichilov Hospital plan covers a 60-dunam (15-acre) site owned by the Israel Land Administration and Tel Aviv municipality. The plan supplements the previously approval partial plans, expanding building rights from 247% to 274%, and adds 16,000 sq.m. of built-up space to a total of 165,000 sq.m., plus 200 more parking spaces.

The approved plan allows for the construction of two 27-storey high-rises: one will add 25 floors to the existing Lis Maternity Hospital; the second, to be built on top of the nursing school, will provide residences for Ichilov Hospital staff and nurses. The plan allows for 195,741 sq.m. of main space for the hospital altogether.

http://www.tam.co.il/19_12_2003/images/ichilov_1.jpg

The area in a few months time.
http://www.tam.co.il/21_11_2003/images/ichilov.jpg

Looks interesting and indeed a good idea...

That is really interesting.... cool... when will this compound start construction? and when completed?

That would be a juggernaut of a medical center. Research tower? Where's TAUs medical school? it would be very appropriate to move the campus there ( Like they did here with the Technion medical school )

some news?

Aviv tower and the tower near him are done, but nothing new about the rest...

what's Aviv tower?

So your gonna build a huge infrastructure on that..for what?

Is that for medical research and such?

yes, and more wards, generally.

i like the idea :)

i mean, we moved from having a huge hospital to having a 30 storey hospital..
intresting..
whats gonna happen to Ichilov of now, which is like 14 stories..?

First off, the Weizman Towers are already completed.