ISRAELVALLEY BING BANG - LA VILLE DE JERUSALEM VA CHANGER DE VISAGE : 12 GRATTE-CIEL ( DE 33 A 24 ETAGES) POUR 40 000 NOUVEAUX EMPLOIS. UN NOUVEL HOTEL DE 2000 CHAMBRES.

Le futur au présent. La municipalité de Jérusalem se lance dans un méga projet qui va bouleverser radicalement l’image de la Capitale du pays. Dans quelques années il vous sera impossible de retrouver vos marques à l’entrée de Jérusalem (si vous avez l’intention de ne pas visiter la ville dans les cinq prochaines années). Des tours de bureaux vont être construites pratiquement à l’entrée de la ville Sainte. Plus de 40 000 emplois vont être crées. Un hotel de 24 étages va être lançé. Plus de 2000 chambres seront offertes dans ce nouvel hôtel.

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Jerusalem Post (Copyrights) : The Interior Ministry gave its initial stamp of approval to a major construction plan for the entrance to the city that will completely change the capital’s skyline with the addition of 12 skyscrapers. The project includes a number of 33-story and 24- story buildings that will be a mix of government offices, private businesses, and residential apartments.

One 24-story tower will be a 2,000-room hotel. The Foreign Ministry and other government offices will occupy two 24-story towers, and at least one 24-story tower will be residential. The municipality’s Local Building and Planning Committee approved the project last week. The public now has 60 days to file objections to the project before it will be reexamined by the Interior Ministry’s District Committee for final approval.

The renewal project is meant to reinvigorate Jerusalem’s struggling economy by attracting dozens of companies to the capital. The municipality estimates that the 1 million square meters of office space will provide approximately 40,000 office jobs. The city entrance is set to be a major transportation hub once the high-speed train from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is finished; this is scheduled for 2017. The light rail and the central bus station are also located in the same area.