This project is designing an urban program to increase the chance of interaction between people by the lake of Geneva and entails the creation of an open, temporary, modular metallic structure near the lake . The structure is enhanced by two additional layers: one comprising monochrome well-done objects with diverse textures, and the other focusing on security, serving as a connecting element between the two layers. These three distinct layers harmoniously coexist, showcasing how differences can work together.

The deliberate contrast between these layers emphasizes the presence of various optional programs happening throughout the city, yet lacking a centralized location. By providing a space that accommodates facilities for different programs, a new dimension of spatial quality emerges, offering people the opportunity to cross paths and interact with individuals they would not typically encounter.

The range of programs within this space is extensive, spanning from culinary activities and sports to playful engagements and capturing picturesque moments by the lake. This amalgamation creates an inviting atmosphere that enriches the overall experience and fosters social connections.

Situated in a vibrant area of the city, this project aims to address the existing contradiction by becoming a focal point for diverse activities that currently lack suitable facilities. The design places users at the forefront, with the structure serving as a supportive element for the centerpiece—the embodiment of human behavior. Through the creation of a harmonious environment, the project strives to reduce dispersion and encourage meaningful engagement among individuals.