This design envisions a cultural and environmentally sustainable house in Sharjah, UAE that embraces a concept of two interacting layers. The design aims to achieve a strong emphasis on privacy, cultural inclusivity, and environmental consciousness. The design is divided into two distinct layers, each serving specific functions while harmoniously connecting with the other. The ground floor level is designed as a Majlis, a central gathering space, which seamlessly accommodates residents and guests while preserving the privacy of the house. This level features a series of rammed earth walls that serve both structural and aesthetic purposes. The upper level, a geometrically elevated volume, houses the primary functions of the residence, ensuring a clear separation from the guest area while maintaining a direct connection to the Majlis. This upper volume serves as a Saqifa, providing shade to the Majlis and sheltering other outdoor activities harsh sun. The ground floor is dedicated entirely to the Majlis, a versatile and central space designed for gatherings, relaxation, and cultural interaction. The Majlis is a square, sunken space, creating a sense of enclosure and privacy without compromising the connection to the outdoors.