This project involves the design of a small agricultural family home on the outskirts of the Bedouin village Al-Legya. According to the village’s master plan, the family was restricted from building on more than half of their land. In response, we designed the house to open toward the agricultural plot, creating a continuous flow — or osmotic relationship — between the garden, the backyard, and the home itself.

This spatial arrangement allows the house and land to support each other in daily life and seasonal rhythms. The project is currently ongoing.