Developed as part of the design team at Mayslits Kassif Roytman Architects.

Lead architect of a temporary residential neighborhood for members of Kibbutz Holit displaced following the October 7 attacks, developed as an extension of Kibbutz Revivim.

The project reframes emergency housing as a place of dignity and belonging—creating a true “home away from home.” A landscape strategy of rhythm, variation, and subtle topography supports orientation, rebuilding, and emotional healing. The neighborhood includes 62 homes, educational and communal buildings, administrative facilities, and shared outdoor spaces.