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Azrieli Group May Cancel Residential Units in Tel Aviv's Spiral Tower
The Azrieli Group is seeking to cancel residential units in its planned 91-story Spiral Tower in Tel Aviv, converting them to office space due to complex planning and economic factors. Tel Aviv City Engineer Odi Carmeli stated the trend is driven by developers facing challenges with mixed-use skyscrapers.
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- 01Azrieli Group seeks to cancel residential units in Tel Aviv's 91-story Spiral Tower, converting them to offices.
- 02Tel Aviv City Engineer Odi Carmeli cited economic and engineering challenges in mixed-use high-rises.
- 03Developers are increasingly converting planned residential space to commercial use, according to Carmeli.
- 04Jerusalem City Engineer Yoel Even defended his city's high-rise construction policies.
- 05Miki Baral warned of inadequate regulation and safety risks in Israel's high-rise building management.
- 06The Spiral Tower's design by KPF was inspired by existing Azrieli towers.
Meanwhile, Jerusalem's City Engineer Yoel Even defended his city's high-rise policy. Separately, Miki Baral highlighted Israel's inadequate regulation of high-rise building management, warning of safety risks.
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