The Global Residential project is located within the Global Towers complex in Petah Tikva and includes the construction of a new residential building of approximately 20 stories. The scope of the project stands at 135 residential units, and it is characterized by the fact that the new building will be constructed above an existing commercial floor and existing basement floors. As part of the project, complex adjustments will be executed in the existing structural framework and systems, including the rerouting of systems, modifications to the structural framework and construction, and adjustments to the basement levels, which are required for the integration of the new building into the existing complex. This is a project with high planning and execution complexity resulting from the need for construction above existing active infrastructure and buildings.
Located in the Salah Shalom complex within the Amishav neighborhood of Petah Tikva, this large-scale Urban Renewal project features five buildings. The development includes two 30-story towers, two 23-story towers integrated with a 9-story mid-rise building, and an additional 19-story residential building constructed above two floors dedicated to public institutions. The project comprises 736 housing units, commercial spaces, public facilities, and a synagogue.
The project, located on Shenkar Street in Herzliya Pituach, is a mixed-use project with a scope of approximately 12,000 square meters, which combines employment areas and residential units within a single complex.
The Global Complex is a mixed-use project that includes two office towers of 32 and 41 stories, alongside a medical center and commercial spaces. The project is located in the employment zone of Petah Tikva, integrating business, medical, and commercial uses within a single complex.
The project, located on Samborsky Street in Tel Aviv, includes two high-end residential buildings, with a total scope of 160 residential units.
The Sakharov project, located adjacent to the Kenyon HaZahav (Golden Mall) in Rishon LeZion, is a mixed-use project with a scope of approximately 22,000 square meters, which includes employment, commercial, and public spaces. The project includes two commercial floors, an upper lobby, and an 11-story employment building, and integrates a variety of uses within a single complex.
The project, located in Beit Shemesh, includes a 14-story employment building above two commercial floors and three underground floors. The project is characterized by complex ground conditions, including stiff clay soil, risks of landslides, and groundwater in the soil layers, which required precise engineering planning.
This mixed-use project features three basement levels, two commercial floors, an office/employment floor (dental clinic), and four residential stories. The 7-story building comprises 28 housing units, ranging from 2 to 5-room apartments and duplexes. Built in the heart of an established neighborhood adjacent to existing structures, the development presented planning and operational complexities, including intricate excavation works. The building is characterized by a distinctive design with curved balconies, where each floor is uniquely structured from the one below it, creating a standout architectural façade which resembles a luxury boutique hotel.
A project that includes six residential buildings with 367 residential units, above a shared three-level underground parking lot with an area of approximately 23,000 square meters. The project also combines two kindergartens and a public club that will be handed over to the municipality as part of the complex's development. The execution of the project includes excavation ("chatziva") in hard ground in close proximity to an existing residential neighborhood, alongside a complex architectural envelope that integrates a variety of finishing materials and execution methods, while maintaining meticulous engineering coordination throughout all stages of execution.
A project located in Rishon LeZion, adjacent to the Elef District, which includes 6 basement floors with approximately 700 parking spaces and commercial areas, and 7 office floors, 5 of which are designated for Meuhedet Health Fund offices.
The Global Gold project, situated at 2 Denmark Street in Petah Tikva, is a 30-story office tower featuring a commercial floor, a main lobby, a gallery level, and three underground parking levels. A defining feature of this development is its construction on the former site of the Teva factory. This required the project management team to oversee a highly complex, comprehensive soil and groundwater remediation process to address historical contamination. Concurrently, the project successfully integrates unique architectural elements that pay homage to the factory's original laboratory structures.
The HaTzela project, located on HaTzela Street in Ramat Gan, is a mixed-use project with a scope of approximately 150,000 square meters, which includes two towers – a 64-story tower combining offices and residential units, and an additional 36-story tower designated for offices.