Six specific elements will make up the regeneration plan: the renovation of the Milk Factory to create a food-centred facility with conference centre, spa, restaurant, and cooking classes, and space for an organic market; new build care facilities with a commercial plinth and a tower, aimed at 60+ residents; a central parking facility to improve the visual quality of the area by removing cars from the pedestrian environment; an office zone with commercial plinth, and a series of diverse housing options for families; and the regeneration of the surrounding public space with plants and trees.

Each of these elements is designed so as to reinforce the entire area, both aesthetically and urbanistically; to create a neighbourhood out of a fractured industrial space. The program mix hopes to activate the area to become more than just a suburb or office district, but a truly mixed-use district with a variety of inhabitants and tenants. The historic milk factory is kept as much intact as possible, and the grand space of its main hall becomes the centre of the new community, able to host events like the organic market. A hall spills out onto a new public square which is partially enclosed by both new and existing buildings, and provides the area with a symbolic heart.