Halisa, one of Haifa’s oldest neighborhoods, is characterized by a culturally diverse homogeneous population. The neighborhood is considered a neglected area, evidenced by features like ruined infrastructure and the absence of essential facilities, which have created the neighborhood's negative image. Other factors have contributed to the neighborhood’s negative image, such as low socioeconomic status, student dropout from school, lack of resources, severe employment limitations, and migration of educated citizens. All of the above factors have fostered extreme violence among the neighborhood's natives, creating a dangerous environment that is considered a true hotbed for "underworld" clans and criminal organizations. These organizations have exploited the construction of Bridge 22, taking over an empty area under it to be used as a hiding place from which they can conduct their business without attracting the attention of the neighborhood residents. The project seeks to form an intervention program within the Khalisa neighborhood that offers a way of dealing with the root causes that lead to a violent society; namely, addressing the authorities’ neglect of the neighborhood through the creation of a shared social, cultural, and occupational space for all the neighborhood's residents, in addition to using the area of the “underworld” under Bridge 22, which is a residual space, and turning it into a theme park containing positive energies, seeking to address the issue of violence in the neighborhood and diminish it as much as possible.