The chosen site for my final project is The Hidden Lake, Timna Valley. I was very interested in how to build in nature in general ,and in the desert in particular. The thing I wanted to tackle in the project is how to design architecture in a place where there is no context of a building environment like in the city, but a view in a certain eye-catching direction. Desert construction has always existed. In the past, people used to build from local materials such as compacted soil and bricks made from local mud. This served as a material no less good than the materials we are familiar with such as concrete, and provided the climatic and quality needs. The years go by and the technology advances, but one does not necessarily have to replace an ancient and successful construction method. Today there are two main approaches in designing construction in the desert; One is construction that tries to stand out in its environment and emphasize its presence, the other is construction that tries to assimilate into nature and integrate into the environment. In my project I chose an approach that integrates with the environment and also uses accessible materials of the place. I aspired to achieve a variety of situations with the help of this design. In the past, the main source of livelihood in the Timna Valley was the copper plant that existed in the area, but since it was closed (1984) until today, the main source of livelihood is tourism. Therefore, I chose a program that will help develop the tourism industry in the area – a hotel and a restaurant