One of the project’s main challenges was developing a dense mixed-use district without overwhelming the ground plane or reproducing the fragmentation of the existing industrial edge. The masterplan is organized as a sequence of interconnected plots linked through public paths, plazas, and planted open spaces. A linear landscape corridor extends across the site, combining pedestrian circulation, public programs, and environmental strategies within a shared urban framework. The towers emerge from this horizontal landscape as slender vertical figures that concentrate housing, offices, and cultural activities into compact footprints, minimizing ground occupation while preserving openness, sunlight access, and visual permeability across the site. Terraces, elevated gardens, and open circulation systems extend collective activity vertically through the structures, reinforcing the relationship between architecture and landscape. A planted pedestrian crossing reconnects both sides of the railway corridor, extending public movement across the infrastructural divide while preserving the existing rail operations.