Shikun & Binui Real Estate won a BOT tender to renovate and operate the old Einstein student dormitory complex and build a new dormitory complex, Broshim, on the Tel Aviv University campus. The two compounds will include about 2,500 beds. The compound was planned in line with global recycling and environmentally-friendly trends. The new apartments include innovative heating and cooling systems, air conditioning in every room, new bathroom and toilets, LCD screens, modern kitchens, an electric heater for each apartment and other furnishings, which give each unit a young, modern look. In both complexes, shopping areas, communal spaces and gardens have been renovated and refurbished, to create a unique campus atmosphere of studying and living. The Broshim dormitory complex has been designed according to sustainability and green building principles: It features environmentally- friendly materials, improved wall and window insulation, an innovative, cost-effective air conditioning system, etc.