Heritage, Archeology and Biblical Studies Building, Netivot Yosef Institutions, Mitzpe Jericho.
An archeology museum building, study center, Auditorium, and study rooms. 2,200 sq.m. 2026.
A unique facility, combining Torah learning with the study of heritage and archaeology, and showing how the two can coexist in harmony.
The building is comprised of three levels and can service 500 visitors.
The building is a double cylinder, the inner layer a rough stone representative of the deeper layers of earth and older archological levels, and the outer cylicer with smooher more modern stone representative of todays civilization overlayed over pervious layers of settlement.
The building sits at the entrance to a heritage landscaping project leading to an outlook over the desert and towards the dead sea.
The archeological wing provides a stepped lecture auditorium with full stage and projection facilities for 250 people, and demonstration hall for 100 students and sits below a full study level offering ultiple lecture rooms and vast library services, together with offices and cafeteria for the staff and visitors.