When Home Meets City: Dubnov Street Is Redefining Urban Living
Dubnov Street in Tel Aviv - the quiet heart of a vibrant city - is about to change, and not in a small way. At the corner of Dubnov, Tseitlin, and Leonardo da Vinci Streets, Eco City is creating a groundbreaking urban-renewal project that promises a living experience unlike anything seen before.
Seventy-two apartments are planned here, each designed with meticulous attention to detail: natural flow between spaces, abundant daylight that fills the home, and smart sun terraces seamlessly connected to the apartment’s interior life.
Architect Omer Frank of GSARCH Architects led the project with a philosophy that prioritizes quality of life over numbers: "It’s not how many rooms you have - it’s how the spaces work together” - he explains.
The apartments will also introduce a unique innovation - an inner patio in every home, a private green space where residents can pause, breathe, and truly feel at home, even in the middle of the city. In addition, a spacious central courtyard of approximately 580 sqm will connect residents and create a warm, genuine sense of community - something increasingly rare in the modern city. The project sits right next to the new light-rail line, perfectly positioned between the greenery of Dubnov Garden and the pulse of Ibn Gabirol. The neighborhood will remain quiet and intimate - yet with outstanding accessibility, forward-thinking design, and top-tier quality of life.
Whether you’re looking for a new home or eager to be part of Tel Aviv’s next chapter, this is where a new kind of living experience is taking shape - one that brings together tranquility, greenery, and innovation.
