Scope: 12-level parking structure (5 underground, 7 above-ground floors), 640m² ground-floor retail (5 commercial stores), rooftop children's playground, green facade and public green spaces. Challenge: Address Beirut's critical parking shortage and traffic congestion while avoiding creation of dead urban infrastructure. Transform utilitarian parking typology into civic amenity that contributes positively to streetscape and provides recreational programming. Balance functional parking capacity with urban greening and public benefit. Approach: Holistic design integrates primary parking function with urban amenity strategy. Ground-floor retail activates street edge while parking serves public above. Rooftop children's playground converts typically unused roofscape into community resource. Green facade treatment and maximized landscaping transform parking structure into vertical garden - enriching area's landscape character while addressing environmental concerns. Design meets core objective (additional public parking capacity) while promoting recreational use and environmental quality. Status: Completed