The infobox credits AMAV Architects, and the text names Amnon Niv and Amnon Schwartz, which the article does not reconcile. Construction began in 1998 and was estimated to finish in 2001, but the tower was completed and occupied in 2003. It was named for Moshe Aviv, owner of the construction company, who died in October 2001, and was first called City Gate. The design was reportedly inspired by Frankfurt's Westend Tower.
It rises 771 feet (235 m) with 68 floors above ground and six below, and cost 133 million dollars. The article names only concrete as a material. It was the tallest building in Israel from 2001 to 2017.
The top 11 floors hold 98 apartments, with offices in the middle and shops below. The article names no owner.
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