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Azrieli Towers: Circle, Triangle and Square
Three towers — a cylinder, a triangular prism and a rectangular box — that have become one of the defining icons of Tel Aviv's skyline.
The towers are named after entrepreneur and architect David Azrieli, founder of the Azrieli Group (1982). Before their construction, the site housed a municipal bus depot, and Azrieli first approached the municipality in 1984 with a proposal to develop the site.
The circular and triangular towers were occupied in 1999, while construction of the rectangular tower — the tallest of the three — was completed in 2007. The three geometric shapes also make up the logo of Azrieli Centre, and today form a central hub for offices, retail and an observation deck in the city.