The site analysis helped determine opportunities and constraints throughout The Hill District. Highlighted streets will be widened for bike lanes, larger sidewalks, bus stops, bike racks, and street-side vegetation. The majority of the parks within the site will be redesigned to improve circulation, manage water, and incorporate stronger programs. The design opportunities involve areas like the Lower Hill District and areas for new developments like parks, shopping areas, open areas, children's play areas, and art/culture programs. The main area of constraint is the landslide prone area.

Section A-A': In this section you can see the Town Center. There's a raised platform to access the upper part of the commercial buildings, restaurant, seating areas, planting beds and a water feature that spills over the platform down onto the bottom section. The Bottom section of the Town Center has access to a children's play area, an art exhibit, seating areas, a water feature and access to the History Museum on the right.

Section B-B': This section showcases the Greenhouse Shop located in Hope Park. There's raised garden beds, an indoor-greenhouse, a farmer's shop attached, and access to the walk/bike platform.

The Lower Hill is designed to be a gateway into the Hill District. Throughout the site there's interactive water features, a stage for concerts, art exhibits, or movies, a sculpture walk with local art, private and public green spaces, seating, and a variety of different types of buildings. The sidewalks and streets are lined with trees and signage that guides you through the site and into the Hill District. There's residential housing for single, and multiple families, office buildings, restaurants, shopping areas, and local shops for the users to enjoy.

The Park connecting The Hill District and the Lower Hill District is a gateway to bring people from Downtown into the Hill. The sidewalks are arranged to guide the users through the site and into the Hill. There's a water feature that collects storm water and can be used for interactive play, and in the winter this area can be turned into an ice skating rink. The planting beds are filled with masses of coneflowers, grasses, shrubs, and small trees. There's a sculpture garden, which showcases pieces of local art. The sculpture garden can easily be turned into a farmers market, or a seasonal local shopping town. The streets are lined with trees, lightings, bus stops and bike racks.

This streetscape is the main strip through the Lower Hill District. The roads are paved with asphalt and each crosswalk has bright green painted hexagons to alert drivers to slow down. There's a two-way protected bike lane, with bike racks located along the sidewalk. Bus stops are placed at each corner and trees and light posts line the sidewalks.