By mapping the sites where these instances have occurred within the urban context, a diagrammatic language equating density to tension was formed. From the points of most tension, three adjacent vacant lots were selected to house the ‘engineered paradises.’ These three sites house the programs of the Engineered Paradise architectural interventions (catharsis, encounter, rest). To provide equal access to both the Palestinian and Israeli user groups to theses buildings, the elevated walkway was introduced. The walkway overlooks the sites of urbicide previously identified. By removing itself from the ground conditions and allowing uninterrupted access to the architectural interventions the walkway becomes not only an important infrastructural element for the city but also a monument - taking the user through a narrative delineating the destruction of his city.