Does a structure have an expiration date? In which situations can we benefit from a temporary structure? These are part of the question this project started with. This project focused on finding architectural solutions for meanwhile situations in the city, which affects the residents and the public space. Tel Aviv metropoline as a whole is under massive building and infrastructure development processes, Long term processes with immediate affections in many life aspects. The situation I chose to react to is the works of establishing the green line station of the light rail in Rabin square in Tel-Aviv. Rabin square has an national and urban importance in many aspects: Space for expressing political position and civil protest, important transportation point in the urban fabric, the municipal government and wide public space at the heart of the city. The works in the square created disconnection and harmed the access of the public towards it. This project asks to examine ways of bringing back this important public space to the residents, and to allow relief for the public for the period of the works in a way that will enable reuse and a new use in the square, according to the conditions of this period.