"Our urban environment is ever-changing. It reinvents itself, and adapts according to the evolving lifestyle. The standard planning aspiration emphasizes the result and neglects the negative implications of construction on the urban space. The city, at any given time, never utilizes the land in its entirety, which leaves holes that hurt the continuous functioning of city life. Furthermore, such intermediary states include abandoned buildings and empty lots that have not fulfilled their purpose. ""In the Meantime"" proposes to intervene in intermediary locations in order to increase urban area utilization while emphasizing the improvement of the human experience. The project examines the implementation of this approach in Jerusalem Boulevards in Jaffa, a space in which various intermediary states – from parking lots to the light rail construction works that have entirely overtaken urban space – co-exist."