Lev Ha'ir · Tel Aviv
Kalischer 38
Twenty-seven apartments in one building in the middle of Tel Aviv — five minutes from Independence Hall, seven from Carmel Market, eight from Neve Tzedek.
The Building
Twenty-seven apartments across seven residential levels.
A single residential building on Kalischer Street — a few minutes’ walk from Carmel Market in one direction and Neve Tzedek in the other, with Rothschild Boulevard and Independence Hall closer than most people’s parking spaces.
Five apartments at ground level open onto a private garden. Four on each of the floors above, terraces throughout. At the top, two penthouses with roof terraces — one with a pool. Studio to four bedrooms, with a MAMAD safe room in every home, mapped and navigable like any other room.
The building, in figures
Residences
Studio to four bedrooms
Five apartments at ground level with private gardens, four on each of the floors above, and two penthouses at the top with roof terraces — one with a pool. Terraces throughout, and a MAMAD safe room in every home.
The Garden
A courtyard at street level
A raised garden runs the length of the building — gravel, boardwalk, grasses and flowering shrubs, lit after dark. The ground-floor apartments open straight onto it.
Lev Ha'ir
The middle of Tel Aviv
Carmel Market seven minutes one way, Neve Tzedek eight the other, with Rothschild Boulevard and Independence Hall closer than most people’s parking spaces.
From the skyline to the inside of a safe room.
Architecture
Stone, timber, and a long horizontal shadow.
Pale stone piers carry a stack of deep cantilevered slabs; between them, full-height glazing sits behind sliding timber louvres that close for shade and privacy and open to the street. Every level reads as one continuous terrace, and every apartment gets a piece of it.
At ground level the building lifts onto columns and lets the garden run underneath — gravel, boardwalk and planting instead of a parking forecourt.
Gallery
The building, hour by hour.
Lev Ha’ir
The neighbourhood explains itself.
Kalischer Street 38 sits between Carmel Market and Neve Tzedek, in the middle of the old city centre. In the tour, thirty-six landmarks are pinned to the skyline from above — each labelled with how long it takes to walk, cycle or drive there.
- Independence Hall5 min
- Allenby Street5 min
- Carmel Market7 min
- Magen David Square7 min
- Neve Tzedek8 min
- Rothschild Blvd8 min
- Dizengoff Centre11 min
- Bialik Square13 min
- Jerusalem Beach16 min
- Florentin16 min
- Habima Theatre22 min
- Beach Promenade24 min
Walking times.
Drag the slider and watch the shadow cross the façade.
Two viewpoints, forty-eight time steps, a full day in thirty-minute intervals. In a dense city centre — where the difference between a fourth-floor and a second-floor apartment is the difference between afternoon light and an afternoon of someone else’s wall — this is the feature that ends the argument.
The Experience
One continuous descent.
From above the roof to the inside of a room, without a single page reload — and without downloading anything.
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From above
Four aerial 360° panoramas put you over the roof, with thirty-six landmarks pinned to the skyline — each labelled with how long it takes to walk, cycle or drive there.
Around the building
The building turns through a full rotation in 120 steps. Every apartment on the façade is clickable: hover one and its layout follows the cursor.
Into the plan
Eleven levels of floorplans, mapped click by click, with 251 rooms placed on them — including the MAMAD safe rooms most visualisation tools quietly leave out.
Inside the room
360 interior panoramas. Stand inside the actual room, look around, walk to the next one, and never leave the browser tab.
Enquiries
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Write to usOr call +972 50-708-7050.