The research was first conceived 13 years ago, when Dr. Kachaamy was completing his graduate studies at the University of Tokyo. The concept currently consists of a series of free floating built environments that uses natural resources (such as light, wind, water, flora and fauna) to help people unwind. At that time he created an evidence-based experiments that demonstrated the impact of architectural spaces on human well-being where the built environment becomes the medium that facilitates the connection between the microcosms, or the human inner self, with the macrocosms, which in this case refers to the different sources of nature. 

When he moved to Dubai, he wanted to increase the symbolism behind the separation of that type of space from the urban fabric. So, he decided to create platforms that, through their positive disruption, can allow for a getaway from the city within the city. This is evident in the structure literally being lifted off the ground and levitating on a different plane than the rest of the city and has led to the series of prototypes under the title of Rising Oases.