The house is located in a unique location in the center of Israel. The land covers an area of 1946 ㎡ and overlooks open shallow hills and farmlands. This rare occurrence and natural damage in Israel gave the main inspiration for the architect to build this house. This is a flat villa in a four-storey house. When you reach the house from the street, you can catch a glimpse of the view that is about to be seen as you enter the main entrance hall. It is a journey from the street and through a tree-lined path to enter the outdoor space of the entrance. Create a continuous and quiet walkway into the house through the enclosed front garden, giving people time to enter and adapt to the impending oasis of tranquility.

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The outdoor space at the entrance is covered by an extended roof, forming a courtyard and a very private space at the entrance of the house. Enter the interior space of the entrance hall and take in the stunning views. It consists of a huge opening and a roof line that extends to the outdoor east terrace. During the construction of the park, the architects were very careful to create a horizontal landscape near and outside the garden. The view is that there is a row of cypress trees on Asakayama and new trees are planted near the new garden.

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THE ROOF SLOPE EXTENDS TO THE OUTDOORS AND FORMS AN OUTDOOR SUNSHADE AREA ON THE EAST SIDE. Allow residents of the house to make full use of this outdoor area for meals and rest, protected from the sun and rain almost every hour of the day. In this main space, the field of view is wider. The meadow slope of the main garden and swimming pool, located at the far end of the land, takes advantage of the terrain of the site, located at a lower level, looking like a natural lake between the house garden and the landscape in the distance.

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