The combination of industry and housing is necessary for cities. These functions need to be integrated so they are not opposite forces repelling one another, rather working together. By understanding the potential of mix use infrastructure, it is possible to imagine a way cities function seamlessly with housing and infrastructure working together without a positive and negative attraction.

Mixing the use and program of buildings with infrastructure supports the conceptualization of this design. As the building connects to the existing industry, roof top gardens begin to spread, allowing more food to be grown. Soon, communities are populated, and a network of shops, cafés, and housing would prosper above the industry, not to be bothered by the trucks and materials moving on the ground below.