CHICAGO (JNS) – The Chicago-based Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat chose Tel Aviv’s two-year-old ToHa skyscraper as the overall winner in the office building category of its 18th annual awards program.
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ToHa is located at the intersection of Derech Hashalom, Yigal Allon and Totzeret Haaretz streets (ToHa comes from the latter street name, which translates to “Product of Israel”).
Tower 1 of two planned towers, completed in early 2019, has 28 floors and is designed in the shape of an iceberg by Israeli artist/architect Ron Arad of London, working with local architect Avner Yashar.
“Configured as a large seven-story-high main lobby space, the atrium of ToHa Tower 1 continues upwards as a stepped lightwell culminating in a generous walkable skylight on the public roof,” noted the council.
ToHa Tower 1 obtained LEED Platinum certification, the highest globally recognized sustainability achievement, in May 2019.
28 floors is not a skyscraper. Sorry
The Azrielli Towers in Tel Aviv is pretty cool;
3 buildings, each approximately 50 stories tall, shaped as a square, triangle, and circle.
Sorry but it looks ugly.