Many residential buildings are built in response to a specific need and out of economic considerations. From the outbreak of the corona, we are staying at our home space more than ever and this has pushed us to re-examine it, as well as our area. However, housing is currently lacking and it doesn't take into account the person's well being. The project is located in the Levinsky Market, at Florentine neighborhood of Tel Aviv. Florentine was planned with an European ambience- narrow streets and residential blocks. The aim of the project is to examine how building rights can be densified and doubled in such a unique area, while maintaining the existing and empowering the Well Being. The blocks have courtyards that I have turned into green pocket gardens. The entrance to the gardens is possible by opening the blocks – and that created an experiential network of traffic. The new building was planned gradually, depending on the atmosphere of the nearby streets