Ofer Yavne project, which is located in Neot Shamir neighborhood in Yavne, is a mixed-uses project that includes an office building of 5 floors above a wide and open commercial center, alongside an underground parking lot, which part of it is intended for a Yohananof branch.
This project involves the development of a commerce and employment complex on a plot with an area of 19 dunams, whic includes a commercial building with an area of about 18,000 sqm below an employment building with an area of about 10,000 sqm, alongside two underground parking floors with a total area of about 30,000 sqm. The project is characterized by horizontal construction, which includes several separate buildings being built simultaneously on a long and narrow plot, which requires complex engineering and operational coordination.
The Ofer Center Nof HaGalil complex project is an extension of an existing commercial center, with an execution scope of about 40,000 sqm. The project includes three levels – a basement, a ground floor and a first floor. The project is characterized by construction in an active commercial environment, treatment of contaminated soil using an anti-gas sheet, preservation of a wall section in accordance with the TABA instructions and execution of complex works, including electricity disconnections and demolition of existing buildings.
A flagship project of Mifne company located in the heart of the new Sde Dov district in Tel Aviv, one of the largest and most significant urban development projects in Israel. The project includes a modern commerce and employment complex planned to be a central activity hub for thousands of workers and visitors, while creating an innovative work environment in the heart of one of the most in-demand neighborhoods in Israel. The project combines support of design plan approval, advanced planning, complex systems and multi-disciplinary coordination, and constitutes a central part in shaping the future business space of the Sde Dov district.
Sde Dov 305 project, which is located in Sde Dov complex in Tel Aviv, is an employment and commerce project that includes two buildings connected by bridges in some of the floors, above two underground floors. The project combines commercial areas and public uses in the lower floors, alongside office and employment areas in the upper floors. The project is distinguished by construction in an area characterized by a high groundwater level, which led to a reduction in the scope of the basement floors in accordance with the developer's decision.
Hila BaShedera project, which is located in HaKalanit neighborhood in Sderot, is a modern commercial center that includes shops, restaurants, clinics, a supermarket and a variety of commercial and service uses. The project includes two commercial floors with a scope of about 6,500 sqm and about 40 above-ground parkings, alongside a parking floor with an area of about 4,500 sqm. Some of the unique challenges in the project included the establishment of a transformer room and a switching room, changing the location of the public open space (Shchap) and establishing a new public open space, while relocating electricity and communication infrastructures serving the area. The project is executed by Solel Boneh – Shikun & Binui company, the finishes division, and adjacently to the Sderot police station project, so that both projects together create a large complex with significant engineering and operational interfaces.
Tamar BaMoshava – Bar Lev Center project, which is located in Bar Lev neighborhood in Mazkeret Batya, is a commercial center that includes three commercial floors and two parking floors of about 6,500 sqm. The project combines a variety of uses, and among them shops, restaurants, clinics, a supermarket, a dance studio and additional services for the benefit of the area's residents.
An office project located adjacent to Herzliya Pituach, which includes a commercial floor on the ground floor. The project stretches along about 165 meters and is characterized by flexible planning, which allows adaptation to changing needs over time.
Global Towers is a mixed-use project located in the employment area of Petah Tikva, which includes two office towers of 32 and 41 floors, alongside a medical center and commercial areas. The project combines business, medical and commercial uses, all in one complex.
A multy-use project located on the main street of the city, adjacent to a populated residential neighborhood. The project includes commerce, employment and residential areas, with two commercial floors above 3.5 basement floors. The construction includes a residential building of 9 floors with 90 apartments, a residential tower of 18 floors with 64 apartments and two office buildings of 9 floors.
The project is located in Rishon LeZion adjacent to the Elef Compound. In the project there are 6 basement floors that include about 700 parkings, commercial areas, and 7 office floors, out of which in 5 there will be offices of 'Meuhedet' Health Fund.
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 Habiluim Complex project is a mixed-uses evacuation-construction project, which includes two residential towers of 33 floors and in them 308 housing units, alongside a commerce and employment tower with an area of about 16,000 sqm. All the buildings are connected by a shared underground parking lot. Within the framework of the project a public open space (Shchap) is also planned for the Ramat Gan Municipality, creating connectivity between Habiluim Street to the planned light rail station on Aluf Sadeh Street.
A project located in Sde Dov district in Tel Aviv, is a mixed-use project that includes four low-rise buildings and a rising tower of 45 floors. The project combines residential, employment and street-front commerce. This is a flagship project planned in collaboration with an American architect, and is characterized by unique shading elements that give the buildings a prestigious and prominent look.
A mixed-use project in Givat Shmuel promoted by two permits and a town building plan for increasing rights. The project includes an employment and commerce building in the first phase, and in the next phase an integrated tower is planned that includes commerce, employment and residential in a scope of 34 housing units. The project is characterized by complex planning, management of interfaces between a variety of consultants and promoting planning and licensing procedures in several tracks simultaneously.
The project, located in the Sde Dov neighborhood within the Eshkol Quarter in Tel Aviv, is a mixed-use project that includes four buildings with 452 housing units, approximately 1,000 square meters of commercial space, and an urban hotel with about 70 rooms. The project combines residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors within a single complex, while strictly adhering to rigorous green building standards, utilizing advanced siding materials, and employing innovative architectural design to create a high-quality, advanced living and mixed-use environment.
A premier mixed-use residential, commercial, and hospitality development located in the Eshkol District of the Sde Dov master plan (TAMAL 3001) in Tel Aviv. The project features four buildings comprising 372 residential units, approximately 800 square meters of ground-floor commercial space, and a 66-room urban boutique hotel. This high-end development stands out for its unique architectural design, featuring a full aluminum building envelope—a highly exceptional engineering and architectural element in the neighborhood. Additionally, the project includes a five-level underground parking garage constructed entirely below the groundwater table, presenting complex engineering and execution challenges that are characteristic of the Sde Dov coastal area.
A commercial and employment project on Mota Gur Street, in Gelil Yam West B. The project includes four basement floors and approximately 40,000 square meters of built area, with construction divided into three buildings on the ground floor, which merge on floors 1–2 and separate again into two buildings of 5 and 8 stories. The project is characterized by an engineering challenge due to its proximity to the Mekorot pumping station, which necessitated an alternative design for the shoring system using a slurry walls instead of ground anchors.
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 hard clay soil, risks of landslides, and groundwater in the soil layers, which required precise engineering planning.
An urban renewal project on Hannah Senesh / Balfour streets in Bat Yam, which includes the demolition of 48 residential units and 5 commercial units and the construction of two 25-story residential towers. The project includes 186 residential units, alongside two commercial and employment floors on the ground and first floors, as part of the development of a mixed-use urban complex in the heart of the city.
The BBC project, located on Metzada Street in Bnei Brak, is an employment project that includes two buildings – a tower of about 30 stories and an additional building of about 12 stories, with a total scope of approximately 45,000 square meters. The project is being constructed as a continuation of building above the Bnei Brak Municipality parking lot, while integrating into existing infrastructure and an active urban environment.
A mixed-use project on HaShaham Street in Petah Tikva, which includes two towers combining commerce and residential units. The first tower includes a commercial floor and 19 residential floors with 83 housing units, and the second tower includes commercial spaces on the first two floors and 24 residential floors with 115 housing units. Both buildings include three basement floors, with the commercial floors designed with post-tensioned slabs to create wide spans and planning flexibility in the commercial areas.
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 large-scale urban renewal project on Eliyahu Golomb Street in Jerusalem, which includes the demolition of a train-style block of building ("shikun rakevet") with 112 residential units and the construction of a new residential complex with 389 residential units. The construction includes four residential towers of 21–29 stories, three low-rise buildings ("bniya mirkamit") of 6–7 stories, and five underground parking floors. The project combines commercial and office spaces on the ground floor, kindergartens, and daycare centers, alongside the development of a public park, a promenade with bicycle paths, and the light rail route, and in its southern part, a new light rail station will be established.
An office project at the entrance to the industrial zone in Kfar Saba, which includes a 4-story building, two commercial floors, and four basement floors. The project was planned in advance to allow for future growth into a 30-story tower combining residential, office, and commercial spaces. The project is characterized by a complex structural framework, which enables the full functioning of the building already in the first phase, alongside engineering preparation for continued development in the future.
The HaHaroshet project in Bat Yam is a mixed-use urban complex which includes a 42-story residential tower, a 15-story office tower, a public building, and commercial spaces, above four shared basement floors. The project is located in the northern part of Bat Yam's business district, adjacent to the planned light rail and metro stations, and is characterized by a complex design that includes addressing the passage of the railway tunnels underneath the lot and integrating a variety of uses within a single complex.
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.
A mixed-use project located approximately 300 meters from the shoreline, adjacent to the Rambam Hospital. The project includes four buildings, 309 residential units, employment and commercial areas, sports facilities, and public spaces, above 2.5 basement floors. Constructing the project above an aquifer, alongside a high groundwater level, poses a significant planning and execution challenge in the design and execution of the basement floors.
A "binui-pinui" (eviction-reconstruction) project located approximately 300 meters from the shoreline, which includes two 38-story residential towers with 348 residential units, above two basement floors. The project includes two floors of residential secure spaces (MAMAD), a floor for residents' well-being with a semi-Olympic swimming pool, and constitutes the first phase out of four planned phases in the complex.
The public transportation terminal project in Bnei Brak includes the construction of a multi-level terminal that will serve public transportation, alongside commercial spaces and public space for the Bnei Brak Municipality. The project includes three bus operational floors, a dedicated parking lot, and a future connection to the planned metro station, and constitutes a complex infrastructure project that integrates transportation, commerce, and public uses within a single complex.
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 project, located in the Hazon Ish neighborhood in Rekhasim, is a five-story commercial center with an area of approximately 5,000 square meters, which combines commercial spaces and an advanced medical clinic complex. The project includes dedicated medical systems and complex infrastructures, and was executed in the heart of an active neighborhood while maintaining meticulous logistical management and adaptation to challenging site constraints.