A plaza, comprised of reflective water pools and retail kiosks, interrupts a linear market running alongside the highway. It provides initial glimpses of the landscape. At the foot of the plaza, one can observe the beginning of a tree lined promenade running the whole length of the park, providing a continuous shaded canopy above a water stream (falaj). The park is a sanctuary, a respite from the noise and visual clutter. It is designed for the arid climate and is both low maintenance and highly efficient in water use by incorporating park-wide features such as indigenous plant species, on-site storm water filtration/infiltration, and a landscaping plan that maximizes comfort and activities for the visitors.

The park is surrounded by a belt of restaurants, cafes, and community retail that occupy the base of low-rise residential apartment buildings. A strategy developed with two primary goals. One is to introduce enough footfall to activate the park area throughout the day by increasing density around it. This would also contribute to a sense of safety through natural surveillance The other goal is to provide enough value to entice private developers to invest in and around the area by both increasing potential return and providing a premium view.