Our design approach is structured by the following elements: spatial clusters, paths-flows and intermediate transition zones that satisfy a variety of aesthetic, functional, ecological and sustainable objectives. We identify three (3) clusters: The Hardscape The Central axis The Organic lake These spatial identities are connected through a looping circulation system and a series of transitional zones that allow movement, gathering, and ecological continuity to coexist within a unified landscape framework. Rather than separating programs into rigid zones, the proposal introduces flexible public spaces capable of supporting different forms of appropriation over time. Gardens, plazas, amphitheaters, playgrounds, and observation areas are distributed across the park as part of a continuous spatial sequence. The circulation network is organized through two primary flows, one internal and one peripheral, forming a continuous loop that reconnects the park with the surrounding urban fabric while framing views toward the city and landscape. Variations in planting, texture, and materiality gradually guide visitors between different spatial atmospheres without imposing hard boundaries.