"Beit Hadar Parking Lot is an urban non-place – an anonymous and lackluster space, which disconnects parts of the city and erases the memory of its location, and all that in order to fulfill its only function – traffic and private vehicle parking. Such features produce a negative experience for pedestrians and cause a significant rift in the urban sequence and the unique fabric of Tel Aviv's central neighborhoods. The project's title is a localized paraphrase on the term ""Terraforming,"" which comes from the world of the space industry and describes the process of adapting living conditions on a particular planet for human habitation. The project aims to adapt the Beit Hadar Parking Lot space to the daily lives of the city users by restoring the ruptured urban fabric, reviving the site's historical value, creating a significant urban experience, and adding different functions for the benefit of the city's residents and visitors."