Well-Baby Clinic in Arab al-Na'im
A design proposal for a Tipat Halav clinic in a newly recognized Bedouin village in the Galilee. The project integrates indoor and outdoor play areas, soft materials, and child-scaled elements to create a welcoming space for families. A double-skin façade offers children a safe space for independent exploration, while the interior includes waiting areas, exam rooms, a breastfeeding room, a multipurpose hall, and a secure patio. The architecture encourages interaction, movement, and community connection, reimagining the clinic as both a healthcare and social space.