Much of the daily life in the Druze Village happens outdoors, in keeping with local custom and due to the pleasant climate throughout most of the year. The house is not taken as an enclosed, confined space, but rather a porous organism that generously stretches its limbs to the land around it, creating a variety of indoor-outdoor relations and extending the living space beyond its walls, generating ambiguous spaces, between indoor and outdoor. The introduction of double skin outer envelopes further enriches the living conditions, while offering protection from the harsh summer sun and moderating the high hill winds.