The project's purpose was to research and learn the Israeli "Shikun" structures. Today, the "Shikun" structures are in a state of neglect on the city's side, which slowly brings to their disappearance and pushing the "Shikun's" tenants to the margins of the social-economic-city life. To the contrary of the "Shikun's" state today, it used to be a source of community and created a feeling of Brotherhood, partnership and cooperation. This project tours after the positive aspects and elements that were enabled because of the specific architectural style of the "Shikun" that was a fertile substrate for the community. By extracting those key elements and creating a set of planning rules, the project works in two plains: The first is a creation of a plan for rebuilding the "Shikun" neighborhoods (was tested on the "Ringelblum" neighborhood, Beer Sheva). The second plain is making a type of residence that takes its inspiration from the "Shikun" while adapting to the more modern and futuristic residential culture