Adjacent to the Druze village of Beit Jaan is an abandoned sewage treatment plant. It is frequented by villagers for daily exercise, jogging or walking around the abandoned structures. The site is hazardous, riddled with open pits of polluted stagnant water. Nevertheless, it has enormous potential as a center for sport and recreation. The students designed sports and recreational facilities, creatively transforming the decaying structures. Unfortunately, cleaning the soil of the toxins proved exorbitantly expensive and we were not able to secure permission to develop the site. The mayor offered a tiny alternate site which had long been an illegal rubble dump. The students redesigned the project and built on the site maximizing the potential of the expansive view.