Azrieli Spiral Tower Rising Into Tel Aviv's Skyline
Azrieli Spiral Tower rises in Tel Aviv-Jaffa with a curved clad facade beside exposed construction, cranes and an unfinished crown shaping the skyline.
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Photo stories by Amir Darzi.
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Azrieli Spiral Tower rises in Tel Aviv-Jaffa with a curved clad facade beside exposed construction, cranes and an unfinished crown shaping the skyline.
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Following one balcony corner up Woontoren Elements in Amsterdam, where street scale falls away and the tower becomes a changing pattern of pale edges and shadow.
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Following Metro Tower's white facade bands in Ramat Gan reveals a high-rise grid that repeatedly breaks, reconnects and resists a simple floor count.
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Reichsburg Cochem rises above the Moselle, where the town, vineyards, and river lead the eye from street level to its dark towers.
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Beyond Office Tower in Givatayim reaches 308.3 metres and 72 floors, but shifting corners and an unfinished base make its scale hard to read from the pavement.
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Beit Maariv's painted wall meets the curved balconies of the Gindi Towers, shifting Tel Aviv from patched street detail to repeating concrete.
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A Tel Aviv-Jaffa Bauhaus renovation links white balconies and red shutters to a modern rooftop addition through repeated cladding and dark bands.
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ToHa 2 in Tel Aviv before completion, with glass in place, cranes at the crown, raw scaffold edges, and the skyline still adjusting around it.
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Exchange Ramat Gan skyscrapers shift from dark skyline myth to real street level through curved balconies, glass, traffic, and scale.
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Architecture photographs of the former town hall of Nieuwer-Amstel on the Amstel, where winter light, reflections, boats, and river context reshape the facade.
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