The Building acts as an eclipse/barrier that veils the view from the streets approach by placing a solid wall with inviting bent entrances that urge the visitor to explore what behind this wall, creating an exciting experience for guests.

A linear Typology was chosen for the Architecture, where a series of zones were placed along a pathway. Most of the zones are directed towards the desert view and have a relationship with the surrounding outdoor landscape through panoramic openings, skylights & courtyards that highlights the connection that the guest house establishes with nature. The building is divided into three masses “Men, Common & Women” organized under one shading roof. The concept develops in two levels, main functions in the ground floor such as ‘majles/Dining’ and secondary facilities in basement. On the other hand, landscape plazas were added with different levels which contributed in the privacy of some zones and those Landscape features extends inside the building connecting the indoor with the outdoor offering stunning lookout to the long desert landscape views, natural water pools and hills.

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