Built on Mount Carmel southern hills, Edelstein house has the prevelage of being the last house on the street, rooted among the mediteranian plantation, observing it and the hills.

Three white boxes placed on the moderate slope of the plot and one on top of the other, creates the nessecery connection for us, to mediterenian building. Each box defines a level; starting with the public level, going up with the ground to a middle level, the children's level, and ending with the parents' level that "sits" upon the public level, both open to the Carmel hills view. 

The three boxes are organized in "L" shape towards the view and towards the south, thus defining a sweeming pool. The house is lit through wide southern windows and is cross ventilated through windows at the eastern end and high windows on the southern facade.