Villa S.

The project began with the idea that an urban way of life can exist within a rural setting. The villa was therefore designed around a "central patio", inspired by the urban fabric of Jerusalem — the family’s hometown.
The patio enhances privacy and climate comfort while creating a flexible heart for the home: it extends the kitchen for outdoor dining, opens to the family room for play, and offers a subtle visual connection from the living room while maintaining intimacy.
Beyond its functional versatility, the patio brings a sense of calm and continuity — a quiet dialogue between sky and ground.