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** Under construction **
The Hubitus is the only hub of existence in Israel. It is an innovative environmental center for activities and demonstration and a home for dozens of organizations and change agents working in the field of sustainability in Jerusalem. The complex was built using advanced green building methods, while ensuring reuse and natural and renewable materials, and operates in full energy balance. The complex includes; Internal and external work spaces - shared work space, private offices, classrooms, greenhouses, gardens and gardens for training and demonstration, research area and workshops. The site includes change agents of the professional community in the field of environment and sustainability in Jerusalem: social and business entrepreneurs, start-ups in the field of clean-tech, urban planners and architects, environmental artists and designers, farmers and gardeners.
The Hub of urban sustainability in the botanical garden. The Hub is an initiator and supporter of strengthening organizations and entrepreneurs in the fields of environment and sustainability and leveraging their activities in order to create tangible and sustainable benefits in Jerusalem. To this end, the father acts as an "actor" in the core areas of the municipal agenda, focusing on three levels - the network of organizations and entrepreneurs, providing opportunities for the benefit of the network and its members, and helping to create urban, economic, environmental and social benefits in Jerusalem. This will include a multi-disciplinary professional network, accessibility of tools and opportunities, cooperation with institutions and bodies in tangential areas that create added value for the network and the city, training and professional support. In this way, the father serves as the basis for the activities of change agents that express and share their expertise, expand the network and sustainably develop Jerusalem.
In addition, the Hub facilitates and connects the gene messages to the community and leads environmental and social programs in the botanical garden and throughout Jerusalem.
The new business center is expected to be spread over 1,200 square meters and will include 137 shared work spaces, 52 fully equipped private offices and conference rooms, and will be located in the Har Hotzvim tower.
