The historic Doctor’s House was one of the earliest medical facilities in the Galilee. Originally a hospital and physician’s residence, it played a vital role in delivering care to a remote and developing region. Yet today, this landmark stands empty. The preservation and restoration of the 700 sq. m. building—through structural reinforcement, roof and window replacement, and conservation of original architectural elements—offers an opportunity to create a powerful connection between the region's past and present. The project also includes the adaptation of the building's interior, which will serve as the administrative heart of the college and welcome thousands of students each year to a planned entrepreneurship hub.