the Main streets of Tel Aviv

[ZOHAR]

Menahem Begin st:
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/7469/ptach652q8ht.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/4223/ptach58r1gp.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/2181/ptach235r1zy.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/1010/ptach53s3xn.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/9987/ptach116v9gq.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/9265/ptach121v9yv.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/2104/150215041495150114891490149715.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[ZOHAR]

add your pics...

[[MakkabI]]

Very nice

@ 2nd pic, is that a big screen - TV or Ads?

and also some of these buildings need to renovations or demolished and building better towers with many floors... :)

[ZOHAR]

it's screen of ads...

[Shohad]

Yes, Makkabi is right. Some of the building in pic-5 are total slams.

[TalB]

Rothschild Blvd is a known street in Tel Aviv, and is home to Israel's first skyscraper, the Shalom Meir Tower, though it's near it, not on it.

http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachv/ptach28v.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachv/ptach29v.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachv/ptach30v.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach18t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach205t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach206t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach207t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach208t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach270t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachv/ptach2v.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachs/ptach47s.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachs/ptach54s.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachs/ptach59s.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachu/ptach106u.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachu/ptach3u.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachu/ptach4u.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachu/ptach5u.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptachu/ptach6u.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach213t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach215t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach52t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach53t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach54t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/ptacht/ptach57t.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/built/mig/shalom/pic31.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/built/mig/shalom/pic9.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/future/mig/rot_plaza/pic2.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/future/mig/rot10/pic2.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/future/mig/rot10/pic1.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/future/mig/rot10/pic8.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/future/mig/rot10/pic7.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/built/miv/mozes/pic1.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/built/miv/russia_shagri/pic3.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/built/miv/russia_shagri/pic1.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/mitcham/rotchild/pic7.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/mitcham/rotchild/pic3.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/mitcham/rotchild/pic6.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/mitcham/rotchild/pic5.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/mitcham/rotchild/pic4.jpg
http://www.telavivinf.com/prat/future/mig/fini/pic6.jpg

[ZOHAR]

some pics are not from Rotshield st. but thanx:)

[messiah]

I mean you've got the money,why don't you renovate the wrecked buildings in the city?It would look much nicer ;)

[ZOHAR]

agree with you:)
many buildings were renovated i'm hope all will renovate soon

all wrecked buildings are not in Rotshield avenue because all this avenue was renovated some years ago...

[TalB]

This is the map of Rothschild Blvd and what is actually on it.

http://telavivinf.com/imaps/Rothschild.jpg

[messiah]

You're going to build skyscrapers in this area,that's why you don't renovate the buildings?You'll demolish them and build skyscrapers in the future?

[source26]

messiah, some skyscrapers take on themselves to renovate the exterior of lowrise historic international style buildings, or they build on top of them incorporating them inside which is very unique.
see leumi bank hq for example:
http://www.emporis.com/en/il/im/?id=231168

A lot of controversy is on this type of restoration because it looses the character of lowrise historic streets with sporadic towers but it also means the restorations are done very good with a lot of money that wouldnt be there if it was private residents.

so it is a compromise, but a lot of the buildings that need renovation wont be renovated because economically it is cheaper to tear them down when the market will need more space and build from scratch, also old buildings close to noisy highways arent in demand so they get neglected, and tel aviv is so close to teh sea with humidity and rust that you have a lot of buildings deteriorating very fast.

[chukchi]

nice pics guys

[Kappa21]

Since when did HSBC Bank have a building in Israel?
It kinda looks like the Zion Tower..

[Azazel]

Since when did HSBC Bank have a building in Israel?
It kinda looks like the Zion Tower..

Why not? In any case, it's probably not the entire building, just a bunch of floors they're renting.

[source26]

I didnt even know HSBC did business in Israel. I think maybe only with very rich selected private-banking clients.

[ZOHAR]

didn't u never saw HSBC in Rotshield avenue???/

[Joya]

Zohar, do you have pictures of Nahalat benjamin street, I'm doing business with some people there, I wonder how it looks. Also I wonder how "Bnei brak" looks, I think it's a small town or suburb near Tel Aviv ?

[ZOHAR]

oh Bnei Brak is scary:))


soon i will post pics from nahalat benjamin(gay quarter of Tel Aviv)

[Azazel]

Also I wonder how "Bnei brak" looks, I think it's a small town or suburb near Tel Aviv ?

The most proper way to describe it would be the poor,ultra-religious borough of tel-aviv.

[Joya]

oh Bnei Brak is scary:))


soon i will post pics from nahalat benjamin(gay quarter of Tel Aviv)


Well my customer has a factory there in Bnei Brak. I thought Nahalat benjamin is the textile quarter not gay. Or textiles make gay in Israel ? :)

[ZOHAR]

heheh there are also textiles.....:))
but there also gay clubs and Aguda(gay organization) and Yuval Kaspin lives there:))) and also it's near to Shenkin st(the most gay street in Israel)