The school, designed for 16 classrooms, is part of an urban renewal plan for Beit She'an. The design is based on the client's requirement to create separation and privacy between genders. The architectural concept envisions a single building functioning as two separate entities connected at a shared point, in which the mass and its placement generate the desired separation while preserving architectural and spatial values, without creating a barrier or physical disconnection within the open space or on the site.

The overall form and facades allow natural light to penetrate all parts of the school. Each wing has a separate entrance and internal circulation system. The two wings meet on the upper floor by a bridge that connects the masses through an open terrace and shared functions serving the program as needed