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Staircase, Glass Railing, and Metal Tread The original home was built in the shape of the Hebrew letter “Chet," which wrapped around an open courtyard. The courtyard was closed off to become flexible public space, and now lies in between two private living areas. A steel and wood bridge connects the private wings of the home, which consist of bedrooms, bathrooms, and working spaces for the residents. Photo 1 of 7 in A 250-Year-Old Stone House in Israel with a Surprisingly Modern Interior by Sarah Akkoush

A 250-Year-Old Stone House in Israel with a Surprisingly Modern Interior

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The original home was built in the shape of the Hebrew letter “Chet," which wrapped around an open courtyard. The courtyard was closed off to become flexible public space, and now lies in between two private living areas. A steel and wood bridge connects the private wings of the home, which consist of bedrooms, bathrooms, and working spaces for the residents.

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