Mitcham
A complex or precinct; Sde Dov is split into Eshkol (south), Central, and North.
The masterplan divides the district into three complexes: Mitcham Eshkol (south, named for Levi Eshkol Street), Mitcham Merkaz (central), and Mitcham Tzafon (north). "Mitcham Einstein" is the pocket near Einstein Street. In the south, Eshkol is also called Shchunat Eshkol, the Eshkol neighborhood. Projects, tenders, and light-rail stations are all described by complex.
Where this comes up
Pages on this site that use the term in context.
- Getting To Sde Dov: Every Way In And Out
Light rail, roads, and coastal position on a cleared runway: how plan TA/4444 draws connections in, what the lot map reserves for approved and proposed roads, and what a transport promise is worth before it opens.
- How Tall, How Many: The Rules Behind The Skyline
Seven marketed projects, seven height profiles: how TA/4444's fabric-and-tower rules translate into floors and units on the registry, and why the skyline clusters the way it does.
- Not Just Apartments: The Hotels, the Marina, and Reading's Second Life
Plan TA/4444 budgets ~3,000 hotel rooms, a five-hotel ILA mega-tender, Eshkol's first two hotel lots, and a southern edge where Reading power station, fuel tanks, marina, and park are being rewritten at once.
- Zahara Levitov And The Names On The Map
The district's streets, complexes, and light-rail stops carry a few recorded names. This is a short piece about the people the file actually names, starting with the pioneering pilot Zahara Levitov.
- A Third of the Ground Is Green: The Parks, the Promenade, and Two Kilometers of Beach
Plan TA/4444 locks about 365 dunams of parks and two kilometres of public shore on the old airfield. Here is what you can already walk, what is still a drawing, and how the lawns are supposed to be watered.
- The Neighbour Nobody Mentions: Reading Power Station
The 1938 power station sits beside the district on the southern edge. What the record says about its presence, its stop generating, and its unsettled second life.