The project is about Montifiore Neighborhood's urban role as a unique fabric in its environment, based on the assumption that a city's strength is measured by its diversity. The old neighborhood is walled in by highways and arterial roads, which render it an island within the CBD. The neighborhood's uniqueness is expressed by the existence of several extreme functions that reside side by side: housing, business, commerce, as well as industrial zones with a fringe theater and car workshops. In recent years, the neighborhood is undergoing renewal processes driven by projects such as the light rail, Yehudit bridge, and the roofing of Ayalon. The processes are accompanied by real-estate pressures to maximize land profitability. The common solution is the construction of towers while pushing away small businesses and functions that existed in the area due to the low land value. The project proposes a renewal plan in Montifiore Neighborhood while conserving its unique character and its functions.