First International Bank Tower, Corporate skyscraper on Rothschild Boulevard, Tel Aviv, Israel
First International Bank Tower is a 32-story building that rises 132 meters (433 feet) and features a distinctive facade of glass panels arranged in five triangular prisms at staggered heights. The structure uses a double curtain wall system for energy efficiency and houses office spaces for multiple tenants.
The structure was completed in 2009 and designed by architect I. M. Pei, who also created the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong. Height restrictions were placed on the building to protect nearby Bauhaus structures and preserve Tel Aviv's UNESCO World Heritage status.
The tower sits on Rothschild Boulevard, a street lined with early Bauhaus buildings that define the area's character. Visitors notice how the modern design respects the historic surroundings and allows both styles to coexist on the same boulevard.
The entrance is on Rothschild Boulevard and easily accessible on foot since it sits in a well-connected business district. The building is privately operated with limited public access, but the distinctive facade and large balconies can be admired from the street.
Three large balconies emerge where the five triangular prisms conclude after eight stories, creating unexpected openings in the smooth glass facade. These recesses align perfectly with the heights of surrounding buildings and create a striking visual rhythm that few visitors immediately notice.
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