Situated in the Countryside of Latakia, Syria, this Institute of Quran memorization presents a refreshing departure from contemporary religious architecture's preoccupation with form. Here, the focus shifts inward, prioritizing the essence of sacred space. Defined by robust cast concrete walls and a prayer hall distinguished by a mesmerizing fretwork-like ceiling, the Institute transcends the urban fabric to become a sanctuary for spiritual exploration. A deliberate blurring of boundaries occurs between the built and natural environments. The Institute seamlessly integrates with its surrounding garden, fostering a sense of harmony. Trees and columns interweave, creating an informal vertical landscape that extends the experience of prayers beyond the building's walls, fostering a connection with the natural world and a sense of community.