Key features of the design include, a green corridor runs through the site and connects various areas and activities using pedestrian roads paved to enhance interconnectivity, the design prioritizes transportation, biking, and pedestrian mobility to promote active, well-organized urban societies.
The plan proposes narrower streets and smaller blocks to create active, useful, and engaging street fronts.
To ensure the new development is maintainable, flexible, and energy-efficient, the design incorporates networks of paths and streets that encourage walking, a mix of different building categories, activities, and social classes, and considers 24-hour occupation of the urban area. Seating areas and new trees are clustered into little isles, leaving large zones empty while serving as crucial plugs in this blankness.
The extensive red line throughout the square represents missing people that are not until they are found, at which point a rock replaces the empty squares formed by the vessels that return blood to the heart of the city.
