People settling in public spaces is a known worldwide phenomenon manifested mainly in big cities. Street dwellers for all sorts of reasons, use public spaces for trivial functions like lodging, eating, storing equipment, bathing, and leisure. Not having a home of themselves – they are perceived by both society and themselves as not part of the normative society. The project creates protected and pleasant spaces serving both homeless and city dwellers, allowing their integration into the urban landscape, without causing any inconvenience to other users. Furthermore, in return to these public services, the project creates employment opportunities to the street dwellers, which will benefit the welfare of other city residents – as part of combining homeless in our society.