Wooded valley of Lumsdale is a home for overgrown mill ruins who were born in the 17th century and now its a home for twelve anarchist-oriented communities of adults and young people who desire an ‘off grid’ lifestyle. The design revolves around creating a sense of harmony between the ruin and the new building while they remain independent structures. The approach to create this is done by inserting new forms into the host building, this way the ruin continues to maintain its history and character. The walk through Lumsdale valley is filled with all the wonders the nature has to provide which instigates senses in different parts of the body, the new dwelling will continue to recreate these senses as the user travels through different spaces in the house. Different zones will enable the user to get a multisensory experience as these sensorial experiences leave a positive impact on the occupants, this way the architecture will promote a positive and emotional attachment to spaces.