The project design progressed through four stages, beginning with two L-shaped residential buildings and smaller public activity structures, strategically positioned for wind protection and sunlight exposure. Roof gardens and communal ground-floor spaces, including a gym, café, and children’s area, were added to support working families, while greenhouses promoted biodiversity. Circulation was improved with a bridge-like system, staircases, elevators, and a glass roof for natural light. Finally, cut-outs were introduced to enhance light penetration, creating a sustainable and inviting living environment.