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Moshe Tzur
Regional Committee Member, Israel
Moshe Zur Architects and Town Planners, Founder & Owner | Tel Aviv, Israel
About
Moshe Tzur was born in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1948.
He studied in the Technion’s Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, completing each year with highest honors. In 1978, on his 30th birthday, he established his own firm. In 1985, Tzur joined the Technion’s faculty, and taught there for years, as an Associate Professor.
Over the years, Tzur has designed over 1,000 projects, including Azrieli Sarona Tower, Midtown Tel Aviv, Azrieli Town Tower, Amot Atrium, and Harish, a new city. This in addition to hundreds of commercial, residential and public buildings. Tzur has won dozens of awards, including seven from CTBUH.
Tzur has now worked on projects in 31 countries, from Brazil to Thailand, and particularly in Europe, where he is considered a leading international architect. Tzur and his firm have had great success in pioneering projects for the integration of large-scale,…
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CTBUH Roles
Regional Committee, Israel, Board Member (2013 – Present)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Shanghai 2014; New York 2015)
Awards Façade Engineering Jury (2020; 2021)
Innovation Conference, Speaker (Chicago 2018; Shenzhen 2019; Chicago 2020)
CTBUH Initiatives
2016 CTBUH Leaders Meeting Report
16 October 2016
Annual Summit of the Construction Industrial 2014
17–20 November 2014
CTBUH Israel Plays Key Role at Building Center Summit
17–20 November 2014
Videos
31 May 2018
A ‘Building in Motion’ for a Dynamic City
The Azrieli Sarona Tower is both the first "twisted” and the tallest building in Israel. The substantial mass of the tower was carefully designed in...
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Research
26 October 2015
Tel Aviv’s Midtown/Azrieli North Development as an Integrated Complex of Tower Urbanism
Moshe Tzur & Robert Oxman, Moshe Tzur Architects and Town Planners
Tel Aviv’s Midtown/Azrieli North Complex is the new hub of the northern central business district (CBD) that functions to connect the activity centers of the...
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Research
16 September 2014
Diversity and Change in Vertical Urbanism
Moshe Tzur, Moshe Tzur Architects Urbanists; Robert Oxman, Technion Israel Institute of Technology
The living city is ideally composed of elements in an ecologically dynamic relationship with the urban environment. Environmental function measured over time constitutes a seminal...
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