The aim of the design is, rather than building an impermeable barrier between the road and the city park, to create a structure with big openings that enhance the qualities of the urban squares and allows for visual connections to the park. Furthermore, the built structure is subject to a graduation in height which results in a transition from urban scale of block development to the lower buildings in the vicinity of the adjacent city park. The introduction of inherent building-features gives the building its individual identity, which allows its future users, as well as the local residents an identification with their building. This is primarily achieved by features such as gradually extending openings in the facade and a coherently changing color code of the facade fields. Moreover, the undulating balcony typologies on the park side refer to the building’s overall structure and enables a reference level from large-scale building typologies to small-scale housing units. This results in a modulated, varied townscape that still looks uniform. Hence, the settlement has a strong presence.