Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus will link the Hebrew university with surrounding neighborhoods and become known as a bustling business center with appealing commercial areas,cafes, and lifestyle stores. Its various amenities will benefit local residents as well as campus employees. The campus will present a wide range of workspaces to suit any need: R&D centers, shared labs, co-working spaces, and stylish offices.
ACCESS TO ACADEMIC
KNOWLEDGE AND UNIVERSITY
R&D INSTITUTES
EXCEPTIONAL HUMAN CAPITAL:
AROUND 50% OF STUDENTS
ARE PURSUING GRADUATE
DEGREES IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING,
AND TECHNOLOGY
ACCESS TO ISRAEL’S
LARGEST POOL OF
MULTIDISCIPLINARY TALENT
EMPOWERING BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE IN A VIBRANT,
YOUTHORIENTED WORK
ENVIRONMENT WITH
HUGE POTENTIAL
CENTRAL LOCATION AT
THE HEART OF THE HEBREW
UNIVERSITY’S SAFRA CAMPUS
SIGNIFICANT SAVINGS IN
TERMS OF R&D, MANAGEMENT
RESOURCES, TIME, AND MONEY
SUBSTANTIAL GRANTS AVAILABLE
FOR DEVELOPING COMPANIES,
AS WELL AS TAX INCENTIVES FOR
HI-TECH AND BIOTECH COMPANIES
ACCESS TO ACADEMIC
KNOWLEDGE AND UNIVERSITY
R&D INSTITUTES
EXCEPTIONAL HUMAN CAPITAL:
AROUND 50% OF STUDENTS
ARE PURSUING GRADUATE
DEGREES IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING,
AND TECHNOLOGY
ACCESS TO ISRAEL’S
LARGEST POOL OF
MULTIDISCIPLINARY TALENT
EMPOWERING BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE IN A VIBRANT,
YOUTHORIENTED WORK
ENVIRONMENT WITH
HUGE POTENTIAL
CENTRAL LOCATION AT
THE HEART OF THE HEBREW
UNIVERSITY’S SAFRA CAMPUS
SIGNIFICANT SAVINGS IN
TERMS OF R&D, MANAGEMENT
RESOURCES, TIME, AND MONEY
SUBSTANTIAL GRANTS AVAILABLE
FOR DEVELOPING COMPANIES,
AS WELL AS TAX INCENTIVES FOR
HI-TECH AND BIOTECH COMPANIES
Thanks to innovative designs that consistently break new ground in terms of both quality and originality, Moshe Tzur Architects & Town Planners has received dozens of excellence awards, including international prizes, as well as the respect and appreciation of professionals in every field. Founded in 1978, the firm, headed by Prof. Moshe Tzur himself, has amassed a portfolio of more than 1,000 projects spanning business, commercial, and office use, alongside residences, academic institutions, and community centers in Israel and around the globe. Select projects include the Beeri Naharda Tower, Millennium Towers, Tzameret Campus, Beit Lessin, Remez Tower, Assuta Bauhaus Village, Aviv Rothschild Center, and the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem. The firm also designed the Israeli Children’s Museum in Holon, the Faculty of Life Sciences at Tel Aviv University, the laboratory building at the Weizmann Institute, Gav-Yam Herzliya Center, and various overseas projects.
Extending over more than 7 acres, Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus was designed by Prof. Moshe Tzur, one of Israel’s leading architects, who drew inspiration from Jerusalem’s Old City walls. This spectacular project, which evokes both past and future, includes impressive balconies and rooftops that cover approximately 11,000 sqm and overflow with lush greenery. As a result, the campus simultaneously blends into and enriches its historic surroundings. Campus Architect, Prof. Moshe Tzur: A NEW ARCHITECTURAL ICON IN THE JERUSALEM LANDSCAPE "Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus forms a natural connection between academia and the city, between a stronghold of scientific knowledge and daily life, while expressing the timeless qualities of Jerusalem architecture. With its roots firmly planted in the history of this location and looking toward an optimistic future full of dynamic technological progress, Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus will set a new standard for Israeli architecture in general, and for the. Jerusalem building tradition in particular.
Campus Architect, Prof. Moshe Tzur: "Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus forms a natural connection between academia and the city, between a stronghold of scientific knowledge and daily life, while expressing the timeless qualities of Jerusalem architecture. With its roots firmly planted in the history of this location, while looking to an optimistic future full of dynamic technological progress, Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus will set a new standard for Israeli architecture in general, and for the Jerusalem building tradition in particular".
