Eran Mebel Architecture & Urban Planning Ltd.

Eran Mebel Architects Ltd. provides planning services for a variety of Israel’s governmental agencies, Ministries, municipalities, regional councils and infrastructure authorities, as well as to companies and organizations. The company employs 45 architects, urban planners, designers and engineers, divided into seven teams, all managed by Eran Mabel and three partners. The firm’s uniqueness resides in its ability to lead projects from its vision to outline program, strategic planning, statutory planning, detailed planning & interior design. We plan according to acceptable methods and BIM in all areas of planning.

Urban Renewal

Leading urban renewal projects across Israel and in the periphery in particular. We focus on the unique qualities of the planning area, enabling inward growth as an alternative to outward expansion, implementing a process that creates a high-quality environment.

Industry, retail, offices, mixed-uses

High quality design and functionality for offices, industrial complexes, logistics, commercial, retail and mixed-use centers such as BIG, SEVEN, Zim, Nitsba, Shafir, and others.

National Infrastructures

Our firm is preparing the national infrastructures plan - ‘Tatal 101’ Metro Line M1 Northern Segment. In addition, we have a dedicated department for military and security projects Working with the Ministry of Defence, its regulatory bodies and other defence industries.

Public & Community Planning

Planning diverse public and community projects: schools, daycares, libraries, sports halls, synagogues and community centers; Also includes community projects such as integration villages and housing for people with special needs.

Urban Planning and Development

Preparation of statutory plans tailored to different sectors in Israel: comprehensive master plans, detailed urban and rural plans, and thematic plans.

Residential and Leisure

Design of residential complexes and leisure projects with specific functionality based on client requirements, including “Buyer’s Price” housing programs, urban and rural expansions, and camping sites.