The land-use plan was mapped out by drilling and using historical surveys and measurements to locate areas filled with up to 15 meters of unstable waste from the quarry .Dealing with the soil stability and the neighborhood's foundation sometimes dictated the layout of the open spaces and the degree of intensity in the planneddevelopment.

The Tzuba stream flows through the plan's area. The proposed design narrows the stream's section and "recreates" it in a "natural" landscape pattern so that it recieves the neighborhood's drainage and runoff from the Hotzvaim Boulevard. a storage for the retention of runoff water was constructed at the edge of the stream, adjacent to the Tzuba kibbutz orchards bordering the plan .A network of bicycle paths extends around and within the neighborhood ,utilizing the maximum allowable slopes suitable to these paths. During the planning process, we put in our work a lot of effort into sculpting the sharp topography, creating terraces and steps. We have incorporated paths for pedestrians while balancing between the desire to make them accessible as possible without steps and making them too long.

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