"The project is an effective and economical solution to the housing shortage and the vertical Suburbanization phenomenon, and could be implemented quickly and flexibly, using a light construction prototype in Israel, and around the world. The Green Neighbourhoods at the edge of the city of Kfar Saba, are car oriented and detached, while zoning regulations and distant malls lead to car dependency, causing traffic jams, noise, pollution, and alienation from the surroundings. The neighbourhoods are marketed to young and economically strong families, who perceive the car and high rise living as a status symbol. Due to the homogenic population and its aging, today, the neighborhood’s youth are distant from employment, commercial, and recreational hubs, and the seniors are left with unnecessarily large apartments. The project creates a diversity of populations, apartments, and land uses, allowing young and weak populations to integrate and remain in the city, while creating sustainable habits and mutual benefit. "