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Haifa Breakwater
The construction of breakwaters is an ancient practice to hold back rough seas, in order to create a quiet harbor...
Read MoreThe Tel Aviv Fast Lane
Shapir is a driving force in the movement for social equality with the Tel Aviv Fast Lane, a toll-road solution...
Read MorePre-Cast Concrete
The Shapir Prefab Concrete Plant was established in 1992 to produce pre-cast concrete elements for the Shapir Group and other...
Read MoreAll Shapir projects begin with the stone.
The story of Shapir’s Industry Division begins in 1986, when the Israel Electric Corporation contracted Shapir to construct a breakwater...
Read MoreIsrael’s DAN, CENTRAL & NORTHERN REGIONS Natural Gas Infrastructure
Natural gas brings many advantages to the Israeli market. It is cheaper, more environmentally friendly and safer than the fossil...
Read MoreAshkelon: Rotenberg Coal Pier
The Rotenberg Power Plant, located in the southern coastal city of Ashkelon, uses advanced coal-burning technology. It came online in...
Read MoreIsrael’s Parliament
The Knesset building, home to the 120-member Israeli Parliament, is one of the most famous structures in modern Jerusalem. Thousands...
Read MoreMevaseret Zion, Israel
The town of Mevaseret Zion is perched on a mountain ridge to the west of Jerusalem. Its neighborhoods consist of...
Read MoreMa’ale Adumim, Israel
The town of Ma’ale Adumim was established seven kilometers east of Jerusalem in the 1970s to relieve the city’s housing...
Read MoreAshkelon Power Station
The construction of power stations in Israel has presented multiple challenges. Besides the technological know-how required to keep plant operation...
Read MoreCentral Israel: Modiin Train Station
Modiin is a relatively new and vibrant city conveniently located midway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Planned to be Israel’s...
Read MoreBen-Gurion International Airport
Known affectionately by Israelis as “Natbag” (the Airport’s Hebrew acronym), Ben-Gurion Airport has played a prominent part in Israel’s history...
Read MoreAshdod Port
Ashdod Port, approximately 40 kilometers south of Tel Aviv-Jaffa on the Mediterranean coast, was first opened in 1965 as Israel’s...
Read MoreLeadership in Environmental Care
As a company with decades of experience in Israel and around the world, Shapir is familiar with the crucial need...
Read MoreThe A1 Train Tunnels to Jerusalem
Like most developed countries, Israel possesses the know-how and motivation to supply its citizens with rapid transit, A new fast...
Read MoreNazareth: Iksal Tunnels
Highway 60 is an important traffic artery for all of central Israel, from Beersheva in the south to Nazareth in...
Read MoreKfar Saba, Raanana: Highway 531 – Raanana Interchange Project
The name Kfar Saba (“Grandfather’s Village”) is misleading for this city, which is rapidly approaching the 100,000 population mark. However,...
Read MoreGalilee: Acbara Bridge
The region in the north of Israel known as the Upper Galilee is famous for its spectacular views, mild summer...
Read MoreBridges that Unite Jerusalem
Many of Jerusalem’s neighborhoods are situated on high mountain ridges and enjoy a panoramic view, with visibility to the Judean...
Read MoreCentral Israel: The Maccabit Highway (Highway 471)
The National Roads Authority published a tender for an expressway connecting the Bar Ilan University Interchange on Highway 4 (located...
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