A city's history can be read in its buildings. In Rome, these are the Colosseum and the ancient Forum; in Berlin, the Reichstag and the remains of the wall that split East from West; and in New York it is the avenues of impressive skyscrapers.  And what about Tel Aviv? It too can increasingly be characterized by its tall buildings, from the pioneering Shalom Tower that was built on the ruins of the Herzliya Gymnasium, through the iconic Azrieli Towers...more.