Urban spaces filled with lush vegetation unite the district into a cohesive territory with diverse landscapes. A green waterfront promenade frames the residential architecture and creates a route through private and semi-private open urban spaces.

Social interaction is enhanced thanks to the "green framework"—a multifunctional public zone connecting the eastern residential quarters to the embankment through a system of green corridors and boulevards.

The blocks create a configuration that enables varied daily walks, forming unique plazas and open spaces for each section. Thanks to this layout, from any point along the pedestrian and transit corridors, the river becomes the focal point.

Characteristic vertical dominants create a sense of place and serve as navigational landmarks, while also forming symbolic gateways along the main green corridor. The towers capture the river panorama in its entirety.

Human-scale blocks feature a quiet enclosed frontage, a comfortable courtyard, and commercial zones along the street axis. For site permeability, pedestrian access is organized from two sides, with a driveway to the parking, and two routes: one to the metro and waterfront, and a pedestrian boulevard leading to the park.