החמולה כאידיולוגיה - אדריכלות של שייכות, קרבה ומשמעות - חמולה תלת מימדית

This project reinterprets the concept of the hamula not only as a traditional form of social organization but also as an architectural and urban ideology grounded in belonging, proximity, and meaning. Its foundation lies in an intergenerational model of living, where grandparents, parents, and children share the same spatial framework, weaving together daily life into a cohesive communal and social fabric within the contemporary city. Through a three-dimensional modular design, the hamula is transformed from an abstract social construct into a tangible architectural form: a composition of private residential units interwoven with shared spaces – courtyards, terraces, community halls, and generous corridors. These spaces are not mere passages, but active zones that foster interaction, cooperation, and vibrant community life. The model envisions an architecture that strengthens human connections while preserving privacy, and explores how a collective ethos of intimacy, shared identity, and togetherness can be reintroduced into the urban fabric, creating meaningful places within the city.