Designed to enhance the neighborhood’s character, the development introduces contemporary residential complexes that promote community engagement and improve quality of life.

As part of this transformation, 74 housing units will be replaced with 386 new ones, distributed between two 35-story towers and two 10-story buildings. The project goes beyond housing, incorporating 3,500 sqm for public institutions and 1,200 sqm of ground-floor commercial space, fostering a lively and active streetscape.

A key feature of the plan is the creation of 1.8 dunams of public open space, designed for community interaction and pedestrian connectivity, including a new walkway linking Mexico and Iceland Streets. With seamless access to the future light rail, the Mexico Plan redefines urban living by balancing modern development with public spaces that enrich the neighborhood.