Project Harvest is designed to be felt, not just seen—a place where architecture is not just about shelter but about experiencing space as a holistic idea of co-embracing nature. Every material is chosen to be touched, to be experienced—the warmth of sun-kissed clay walls, the roughness of stone underfoot, the scent of timber that lingers in the air. The play of light and shadow through organic openings, the way wind moves through open courtyards, the sound of rain as it meets an earthen roof—every detail invites a deeper connection to the living essence of architecture.Architecture is designed as functional extension of the farmlands. Walls are not barriers but living entities, covered in gardens or crafted from earth itself. Open courtyards invite light, wind, and life.