
Pierre Koenig underground car park
- Client
- Shikun & Binui – Solel Boneh
- Location
- Pierre Koenig Street, Jerusalem
- Years
- 2023–2024
Demolition of buildings and underground structures, and crushing of the construction waste and surplus soil on the site itself. A mobile plant that is set up within a few hours and processes up to 2,000 m³ a day.
LevelBack to site

Demolition and recycling have been a regular part of our work since 2002. We demolish whatever stands in the way, and crush what comes out of it on the site itself.
At Givat Ram we demolished four buildings before excavating for the School of Engineering (2007–2009). At the Binyanei HaUma railway station we demolished an existing building and underground passages (2006–2007). At Hadassah Ein Kerem we demolished an existing building to make way for the inpatient tower (2008). At Mekorot's Ein Kerem station we demolished buildings and in-ground systems, and at the Pierre Koenig car park we carried out demolition, crushing and recycling for Shikun & Binui – Solel Boneh.
Our crushing and screening plant is mobile. It is set up on the client's site within a few hours, meets the authorities' noise and dust requirements, and processes up to 2,000 m³ a day. The output is handed over to the client for reuse. Instead of hauling waste to landfill and buying quarried material, the material stays in the project.
Up to2,000 m³a day
mobile crushing and screening plant
4buildings demolished
School of Engineering, Givat Ram (2007–2009)
Crushing and processing of aggregates at the Even Vesid quarry, Modi'in, a quarry with an output of approx. 2.5 million tonnes a year (2011–2013)
Approx.2,000 m³existing walls dismantled
approx.8,900 m³excavated material sorted and screened for reuse as fill
Pierre Koenig car park
More than 90,000 m³ from the Eden compound and 80,000 m³ from Heichal Shlomo
excavation and recycling, and transfer with the municipality's approval as fill to Sanhedria HaMurchevet
With praiseworthy diligence, night and day, with excellent workmanship and quality, responding to the complexity of the works and to tight schedules, and with the utmost consideration for the sensitive and complex nature of the works, all subject to the hospital's needs and requirements.


We'll work out with you how much of it can go back into the project.
Talk to usRegistrar of Contractors, Branch 200 (roads, infrastructure and development), classification C-4. ISO 9001:2015.