“Andaruni” (Persian: اندروني "inside") is the inner quarter in a traditional Iranian house where women live; it has been described as a harem in Arabic. In traditional Persian residential architecture, the Andaruni is a part of the house in which the private quarters are established. This is a specific part of the house where women in the household are free to move about without being seen by an outsider (Na Mahram). This is also the place where women can interact with their kin (Maharem) without having to follow the dress code or without wearing the Hijab. There is also a closet-like space called "Pastoo" which means an additional small room built behind a room,  where precious things are kept. The Pastoo is actually one of the most private places in the traditional houses of Iran. In a 3-month quarantine caused by Covid-19, I was looking for such a space of psychological safety in my apartment, something that has been physically omitted in contemporary Persian residential building design. Psychologically speaking, the space inside my apartment seemed to be getting smaller and smaller! During these long hours, I was just sitting at my computer terminal, staring at the cloud storage to which I had virtual access. These storage spaces were filled with the most private and even precious information and things I had saved and through which I was trying to expand my apartment space in different aspects. This project is a journey seeking to create, connect and remind the audience of a sense of psychological security, from “physical space in the past architecture” to a “transformation in contemporary architecture” and a trust in “cloud spaces” possible only as  part  of our virtual architecture.