Jerusalem Village

The planning is based on the City Entrance District plan and integrates Jerusalem’s light rail policy, with a focus on accessibility to the Green Line and the existing station on Herzl Boulevard.
The site is located within valid master plans that allow for intensive urban renewal with mixed uses, including residential, commercial, office, and educational functions.
From an urban perspective, the project serves as a direct continuation of key traffic corridors, such as Harav Tzvi Yehuda Street and Herzl Boulevard, while respecting the permitted building heights in the district and addressing public needs.

Jerusalem Village combines residential, commercial, office, public spaces, educational institutions, and open areas across more than 280,000 sqm.
The plan includes 1,558 diverse housing units, ranging from micro-apartments to six-room apartments, including sukkah balconies, terraced units, and low-rise layouts.

In addition to the residences, the design features parks, pathways, educational institutions, and public facilities covering approximately 15,500 sqm, while preserving existing trees, creating active streets, and developing a community green hub at the heart of the complex.

The vision of Jerusalem Village brings a rare blend of old and new, combining intensive urban development along Herzl Boulevard with a green, quiet, and family-friendly living experience.
The proposal includes a diverse mix of uses, active façades, terraced buildings, and preservation areas, alongside pedestrian-friendly solutions and soft-mobility infrastructure.
This is a planning initiative that seeks not just to rebuild, but to weave a new, vibrant, and living Jerusalem space – one that honors the past while embracing the future.