Our urban design concept is based on recomposing and connecting while fostering key moments from which future growth can occur. We conceptualize this urban fabric as tissue in need of further material definition to generate a strong identity. Its character is informed by both the architectural instances demarking places and the movement of pedestrians, which in due time will lend itself to additional activities and further intensification of the area.

According to the analysis of existing transportation, land-use, open space, and green distribution, the design attempts to optimize the urban spatial structure, reorganize regional transport arteries and connect the city landscape promenade – always under the premise of keeping the original urban fabric. This is to ensure connectivity and functional efficiency while creating vitality and promoting the city's organic development.

We attempted to minimize the amount of vehicular traffic by reordering it and distributing parking spaces periodically in various areas. We have added a layer of public transportation, contributing to the reduction of carbon emission and saving energy, and fostering the accessibility to the site and its internal irrigation. In this way, we have most importantly achieved the continuity of flows within the pedestrian system, creating walking areas with shaded pathways and architectural instances programmed with small functions operating as small attractors.