To address this issue, the proposal envisions transforming the neglected site into a vibrant public park — the main open space for Yelahanka Old Town. The park is divided into multiple zones: a pet-friendly area, a toddlers' play zone, a dedicated kids’ play area, an outdoor gym, and shaded seating spaces. These zones are connected by a central spine that begins at the main entrance, marked by a prominent statue of Kempegowda, serving as a cultural landmark. The spine leads to the side entrance or exit, which will feature a statue of Puneeth Rajkumar. These two statues act as symbolic gateways, framing the spine and adding cultural and emotional value to the park’s overall experience.