Although huge by any standards — one million square feet of above grade office space and two million square feet of parking, warehouse and manufacturing below grade — the jury agreed this building would fit appropriately into the density of Tel Aviv. Zoning laws there allow for ground coverage of less than half of the 10-acre site. The design for the corporate campus reflects Israeli culture with two main concepts: the "walled city" and the "tent" or chupah. Both are aimed at creating a sense of community and reconciling the constant struggle between the ancient and the modern.