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Every project for me is born with my connection to the need.
My spark is always - the deep recognition of the need, and the insight of the benefit.

Here are a few projects that each taught me a great lesson, and I’v became in the process of establishing them - a servant for them .

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Mishpachtonim Migdal-Ohr for Rabbi Grossman

Mishpachtonim Migdal-Ohr for Rabbi Grossman

Mishpachtonim

3200 square meters
4000 square meters of land development
8 residential units of 320 meters net
12 students in each unit
Central building air conditioning - VRF
Green construction for the benefit of the environment

The Mishpachtonum Project - is the end of a long organisational process that we led in Migdal Or, which handled the educational and organisational structure of the institution.

The process involved extensive staff work on revenue and expenditure, various models, and years of testing.
The result was a change in the method of treatment for students to educate them more successfully.

Today, this school has about 180 students, all in the new model.

Kfar Gidon

Kfar Gidon

Kfar Gidon

This is where I was born, and here I live and raise my children.
Here I took on myself (along with good friends, never alone!) At 25, leading the village to a better future.
Here I created a community, and here I built my first projects - residential homes, playgrounds, rental real estate and more.

Today the village has almost 100 families, dozens of young children and a promising future

Mevaslim Atid - by Rabby Grossman

Mevaslim Atid - by Rabby Grossman

Cooking and hospitality school

Cooking up A Future, a school for cooking & hospitality professions.

Established by Rabbi Grossman in Migdal HaEmek, to serve his school's students Migdal Or, in order to give them a future, a profession and a good living.

The project contains classrooms, labs, 24 professional kitchens, cold rooms, warehouses and more.

Today at the schoool - there's over 100 students', and about 40 each year are Qualified and graduated as chefs

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Moshav Sde Ya'akov - Adding 69 residential units

. Small towns that want to function at their best, along with maintaining community functioning and social life - are committed to caring for the next generation of housing instead of maintaining an average young age, activity in educational institutions and vibrant community life. Sde Yaakov was founded in the 1930s. In the 1990s, and with a large debt that plagued the community - expansion was the right solution for all parties. Today, the community has returned to growth, school and gardens are full, the community is young and has a great future, the value of real estate is growing, and debts have been wiped out.

- Cheers for growth!

Ukrainian carpentry

Ukrainian carpentry

Dormitory Furniture

Before the opening of the 2020 school year at Migdal Or, and together with new construction, renovations, etc, a need for new furniture for dozens of boarding rooms was developed.

After examining some offers from Israeli carpenters, the best offer was to import better quality, better priced furniture from the Ukraine.
The project included an examination of the Ukrainian capabilities to meet our needs, import and commission increases, product design and coordinated work with the project's interior designers, marine shipping and more.

We bought furniture for almost 200 students, a bed, a chair, a desk, a closet and a dresser - all made of European buck.

The Youth Village - Migdal Or

The Youth Village - Migdal Or

Aquaponic greenhouse

In the renewed youth village of Migdal Or, agriculture had to be developed. The institution, which for many years was only a boarding school, became a youth village, and one of the basic conditions is agricultural studies.

We were looking for sustainable agriculture, intelligent agriculture that would allow students to understand the depth of processes and provide a glimpse into the future while studying.
We chose an aquaponic greenhouse, where fish grow and secrete their ports into the water, and the water is used to grow vegetables and plants - and the water cleans up again.

Today, in the youth village, there are about 120 students studying agriculture as a way of life.