The project proposes to return the "Menorah Plan" to Neve Sha'anan neighborhood – in Tel Aviv and combine it with the existing urban architecture of the city. This while making changes and urban additions to the existing infrastructure. Among other things, the plan includes lowering the structure of the new central bus station and restoring some of the green areas that were there, creating avenues, and introducing towers and housing structures for families and young couples. The project focuses on the preservation of the bridges currently used by the Central Bus Station. Preservation is used as a means of memory and as the existing infrastructure for minimalistic and affordable residential buildings. The bridge creates a "second floor" to the city, where a new neighborhood will be located. Changing the purpose of the bridge from public transportation access roads – to an ecological and economical system.