inside/out house
Set on a generous plot along the shores of the Sea of Galilee, this private residence was designed as a quiet dialogue between architecture, landscape, and water.
The house opens itself toward the surrounding nature, creating a continuous relationship between interior and exterior, built space and open view. Large openings, shaded outdoor areas, and transitional spaces blur the boundary between inside and outside, allowing the changing light, breeze, and horizon to become part of the daily living experience. At the heart of the project is a sense of openness — not only through expansive views, but through spaces that exist in between: covered terraces, open living areas, and moments of pause that connect the home to the landscape around it.
An infinity pool extends the architectural line toward the Sea of Galilee, reflecting the sky and amplifying the feeling of calm, depth, and endless horizon. The result is a private home that feels both grounded and open — a refined living environment shaped by nature, view, and the timeless presence of the lake.
