Kiryat Shechakim Herzliya provides a glimpse of the urban future in Israel as we’d like to see it. Upon completion this neighborhood will be a home to thousands of residents and tens of thousands of incoming visitors who will come every day for work, recreation, shopping, and leisure.
The uniqueness of this neighborhood is, among other things, in the construction of a groundbreaking transportation system that will clear the streets and avenues of cars, via an integrated transportation center that will allow continuous travel through a variety of public transportation means, from the Israel Railway system, to the light rail and a bus system, as well as a modern shuttle array. Thus pedestrians will enjoy a modern, bustling urban environment without the noise and pollution of vehicles.
The integrative planning under the stewardship of Prof. Moshe Zur is an inspiring model of advanced use combinations, including residential towers, office buildings, commercial areas and public buildings.

All this will be situated on Herzliya’s “Shivat Hakochavim” junction, minutes from the city’s hi-tech area, its mall, and with close proximity to the main transportation routes connecting the Sharon area to the rest of the country.
Upon completion, the project will become an innovative urban focus concentrating a variety of urban activities, with a strong population, and will be an unprecedented hub of power between Tel Aviv and Haifa.