These days, a masterplan to relocate the bases of the IDF’s Intelligence Division to the Negev is underway. The plan aims to separate the army from the urban environment through the construction of a massive, introverted and detached site at Lakiya junction in the Negev. In parallel, we are witnessing an opposing process of densification and growth among metropolises, that leads to an increase in the level of intensity, more mixed use areas and improvement of urban connectivity through advanced mass transit systems. The project seeks to re-evaluate the contemporary military-city relations by developing a new spatial-architectural typology of the military base structure. The new typology examines the boundary between designated military spaces and civilian environments and defines a new type of public building in the city, that contributes to the public space while maintaining limited public access.