About East Hills
300 Feddan of natural elevation in East Cairo.
The site sits where the desert plateau begins to fold and rise — ridge lines and valleys, elevated plateaus and sheltered corridors, slopes that catch the morning sun and hollows that hold the cool of evening.
Every home at East Hills begins with its ground. Orientation is determined by sun path and prevailing breeze. Elevation sets the view's character. The slope shapes the section of the house — split levels, sunken gardens, elevated terraces, rooms that step toward the landscape as the land descends.
Standalone villas, twin villas, and townhouses — each calibrated to slope, orientation, sun path, and view corridor. No two homes have exactly the same relationship with the landscape. This is the nature of building with terrain rather than upon it.
