In Tel Aviv, an office has the pros of an open and closed floor plan, all in one
The core – literally – of high-tech start up PerimeterX’s office in Tel Aviv is closed-plan. But nothing obstructs the sweeping views over the city from the 22nd floor of the high-rise it’s housed in, allowed by a generous, open perimet
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