The ancient city of Jerusalem – holy to Judaism, Christianity and Islam and renowned for its rich history and culture – could soon become Israel’s high-tech and biotech capital thanks to a massive development project. Located at the western entrance to the city near a new high-speed intercity railway station, the Jerusalem Gateway project will see 20 towers built over 55 acres of space in the coming years. The multibillion-dollar plan includes office blocks, hotels, commercial and cultural areas, housing and a variety of sustainable public transit options.
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For the full print story, see “Jerusalem Envisions Future as Israel’s High-Tech Capital [1].”