Up to 190 apartments serving 250 students (more than double the college’s current housing capacity)
A commercial lobby with cafés and shops, addressing a major campus service gap (the campus is currently served by only one cafeteria)
An academic floor with classrooms and faculty offices, connecting residential and academic life
Two underground parking levels, able to function as a protected shelter for thousands of Zefat residents
A pedestrian bridge with direct access to campus
Housing that makes enrollment realistic for students relocating to the Galilee
A residential core that strengthens campus life, belonging, and student engagement
Priority access for students facing relocation and financial barriers, including former combat soldiers, lone soldiers, and students from low socio-economic backgrounds
A long-term talent pipeline for the region, as many graduates remain in the Galilee after graduation
An added resilience asset for the wider community through protected shelter capacity for local residents
$52M
$14.2M (JNF & CHE)
$37.8M
Pending permits
2029
