At 100,800 sf (9,365 m²), this urban plan integrates housing, offices, and a theatre in Holon, Israel.
Holon was originally built on local sand dunes. Pedestrian and wildlife paths naturally weave between dunes, bridging natural landscapes and built environments. These spontaneous trails embody free, unobstructed territorial movement and inform the city center’s figure-ground layout. The scheme redevelops downtown Holon into a comprehensive public amenity and vibrant cultural hub, aligning with the city’s urban development vision.
The design establishes an open, interconnected network linking central service infrastructure, a new urban boulevard, and existing cultural venues. This branching circulation system unifies scattered downtown facilities and delivers accessible, comfortable public movement for all visitors.