This project started out of a desire to create architecture that does not separate people from the public space. Architecture should be inclusive and not restrictive, and allow an active space for everyone. Architecture that succeeds in offering urban and public planning that involves different groups in the space at the same time, will change our perception of the space and its participants and will prove that their integration into society is possible and even necessary. The project is located on Hen boulevard, Tel Aviv and combines a community-cultural center along with pavilions located along the boulevard that offer various activities according to the needs of the community. The community center is located near the Tel Aviv Cultural Hall, Ya'akov garden and the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion and echoes the architecture and cultural programs into the boulevard .