Reshef has carried out a great number of projects over the years.
We have carefully selected below a number of projects which we consider our “flagship projects”. These projects were more complex than others and are special to us for a variety of reasons.
Projects that changed the Tel Aviv skyline and coastline;
projects that were particularly challenging for a variety of reasons: working in populated sites; connecting various systems; preserving historical motifs of buildings, including especially importing certain tiles, and mosaics; restoration and fine reconstruction while fully attentive to the customer’s needs and requests; treatment of iconic, nostalgic and historical buildings which are an integral part of Tel Aviv’s cityscape and made us proud to take part of in their restoration.
A unique project for the restoration and renovation of the Crowne Plaza hotel on the Tel Aviv seafront. The tower was built in the 1990s on the frame of the old Diplomat Hotel (owned by the well-known hotelier Haim Schiff). In time, the impact of the sea environment made their mark on the building with disintegration of concrete and rusted ...
A unique project for the rehabilitation and renovation of the Migdalor Building, comprised of an office and hotel tower atop a shopping center. The building is named after the mythical Migdalor ("Lighthouse") Cinema, the first air-conditioned cinema in Israel, built in 1935. The building was demolished in 1964. In 1972, the shopping center ...
A unique project of rehabilitation and reconstruction of the famous Shalom Meir Tower (the famous department store and offices) in the heart of Tel Aviv. The tower is named after Mr. Shalom Meir, a Zionist industrialist and a founder of the city of Ramat Gan. The tower was built in the old location of Gymnasia Herzliya and was inaugurated in ...
The construction of the tower was completed in 1994. It was designed by architect Yehuda Feigin, who created its unique shape. Due to the tower's proximity to the seashore, signs of corrosion damage were visible, including cracking in the mosaic enveloped, separation of plaster layers from the base and most prominently, curving of red granite ...
A complex project to rehabilitate and renovate the facade of the famous Opera Tower on Tel Aviv's seashore The iconic Opera Tower was erected on what were the San Remo cinema and the Kesem cinema buildings that were used in their second incarnation as the seat of the first Knesset before it moved to Jerusalem in 1949. In their last form, the ...
A unique project involving the rehabilitation of extensive areas in short periods of time As part of the stadium expansion project, we were requested in 2018 to rehabilitate the perimeter stands, which include the stadium column and support beams. The concrete elements are characterized by thin concrete cover of the rebars and the extensive ...
A complex sealing project of levels and power turbine halls at Gilboa Pumped Storage power plant In this project, a three-layer sealing system was "sewn" for the first time to provide a solution for water penetration in varying pressures through walls of placed concrete against rock, shotcrete walls, wall to floor joints and placed concrete ...
A unique project of rehabilitation, preservation and renovation of the Center Chic Hotel -- formerly the iconic Gazit Hotel on 8 Dizengoff Square The building was designed by architect Haim Meshulam in the International Style and was built in 1948. This architectural style is often called Bauhaus, after the name of the design and architecture ...
A challenging logistical project of rehabilitating the Carmelit tunnel in Haifa following fire damage The Carmelit light rail was built by the French company Dunkirk in 1953, although the idea had been proposed by Benjamin Ze'ev Herzl in his book Altneuiland. Only after two decades of British and Israeli planning did the project begin to ...
