What happens when the security situation and the "emergency routine" of the settlements in the Gaza envelope meet the renewing and expanding Kibbutz? I chose to answer this question based on my life experience in the place I grew up, Kibbutz Karmia. Life under a constant security threat leads to a unique lifestyle that has long since has become a "routine." At the same time, and similarly to many other kibbutzim, many questions are raised regarding expansion and adapting the community to modern life. By characterizing the ever-evolving and changing threat and sense of danger I created an innovative space that is suitable for any time and allows a new, protected, and abundant community life. In this project, I present how the two are intertwined and how a safe and protected space can be planned. A space that is able to answer the needs of the kibbutz, while introducing current renewing values, maintaining the sense of freedom, natural expanses, and the green.