The project includes the construction of a dedicated building for Yedioth Ahronoth Group, with a total area of approximately 50,000 sqm. The building was completed to a full fit-out standard and includes a broadcasting studio and newspaper production facilities.        

The Joint Israel offices in Jerusalem are located between the Prime Minister’s Office and the Hebrew University’s Givat Ram Campus. The project comprises approximately 6,500 sqm of interior fit-out works, including stripping the existing building back to its structural shell, renovating the aluminum envelope while preserving the building façades, constructing a private transformer room, and upgrading the building systems to meet current standards in a 40-year-old structure. The works were carried out across six different levels, each with a unique layout and no repetitive floors, while maintaining the project budget and schedule.        

The renovation project of the Neve Aviv assisted living complex in Kfar Shmaryahu includes a comprehensive renewal of three two- and three-story buildings, with a total area of approximately 8,000 square meters. The works, which lasted about two years while maintaining the continuity of the residents' daily lives and the ongoing operations of the complex, included a complete replacement of infrastructure systems, facade renovation, roof sealing, the addition of elevators, and the creation of new stairwells. As part of the project, a clinic, a central kitchen, a café, a library, a gym, a cinema room, and new landscaping areas were also established, alongside the redesign of the 96 residential units. The project was executed in an occupied and active environment, maintaining meticulous management of the works and providing solutions for the residents' needs throughout all execution phases.