The future decommissioning of the Reading Power Station is an opportunity for the revitalization of a disconnected space through the creation of a new urban power by reusing the site as a sports center and urban landscape, replacing electrical power with cultural power. The planning process is based on the understanding that decisions regarding the future of the station and its surroundings require research into its historical infrastructure, location, form, and connection to the area. With the closure of the nearby Sde Dov Airport, several proposed plans aim to reshape the urban landscape, focusing on residential, commercial, employment, and intensive leisure and recreational development along the Yarkon River and the Tel Aviv Port. Determining what to preserve and how interpret its cultural heritage involves a process of interpretation and translation. Throughout history, the station developed along a linear axis, with a new structure replacing the previous one that had been closed for use. The discovery that the station expanded linearly northward led to the creation of a strategy for reuse, and the project's design language, focusing on energy and flow. The new lines also serve to recruit the neglected site and transform it into an open scenic space for activities. The result preserves the historical heritage of the site while simultaneously adapting it to new needs through the transformation of electrical energy into urban energy.