An existing dormitory complex of four buildings was transformed into a campus for the Haruv Institution. The campus brings together nine organizations providing care for children who are victims of neglect and sexual abuse. Each organization was assigned a tailored program responding to its specific needs and the characteristics of its users.

The design emphasizes the daily interactions between the organizations, fostering synergy through physical proximity while ensuring each entity can operate independently without interference.

Accessibility was enhanced through the addition of elevators and staircases. The facades were treated with a design language appropriate to the campus’ character and users. Level changes and the utilization of buried spaces on the base floor were implemented, along with the adaptation of entrances and circulation routes to align with the programmatic requirements.