Bank Discount Tower, Corporate skyscraper in Tel Aviv, Israel
Bank Discount Tower is an office building with 30 floors in Tel Aviv, standing out in the city skyline with its modern glass facade. The structure extends several levels below ground and is served by eight elevators for vertical circulation.
Designed by Moore Yaski Sivan Architects, the tower opened in 2006 after three years of construction. The building rose in two phases, with the lower 13 floors becoming operational first.
Tel Aviv's municipality conditioned the building permit on preserving the historic Schiff House next door. The restored house reopened as a museum of banking, so the tower's plot pairs a 2006 skyscraper with a small museum on the bank's own history.
The building sits in a central business district and is easily accessible by public transportation. Security checks at the entrance require some time, so allow extra minutes when arriving.
The 28th floor houses the Australian embassy and the 30th floor the Brazilian embassy, so the tower hosts two foreign missions above the bank offices. The rooftop carries a 7-metre antenna not counted in the 118.26-metre height.
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