Description: The design envisions a private villa nestled on the hillslopes of Nazareth, carefully integrated into the natural topography to create a harmonious relationship between architecture and landscape. The villa is organized across three levels, each following the site’s contours to minimize excavation while enhancing the building’s presence in its setting. The spatial composition is centered around a family core that connects the different living areas, fostering daily interaction while allowing for individual retreat. Five bedrooms are distributed across the levels, oriented towards the panoramic views of the valley and city beyond, yet positioned to preserve the family’s privacy. The living spaces open onto terraces and gardens that extend the interior atmosphere into the surrounding landscape, encouraging outdoor life in dialogue with the hills. The design balances openness and intimacy, using the site’s natural slopes to frame vistas, define thresholds, and create a villa that is both sheltered and expansive, private and connected to its environment.