According to ecosystem definition, all components, flow, and forces are interconnected and have interactions; therefore, a modification in each creates a chain reaction of micro or macro changes in the other segments. In this case, Valiasr Street is recognized as an important corridor in the human ecosystem; hence, its issues are the result of the change in local economic and socio-ecological factors that can harm other sectors of the city through the chain reactions cycles. Although micro and micro forces of change such as macroeconomic changes, neighborhood culture shift due to population mixture, urban management policies, capital flows, and many more, remain substantially influential, in order to achieve balance in the ecosystem and move towards sustainable development, the equilibrium currents should be intensified.

Some social, environmental, economic, and physical-spatial challenges -such as accessibility of municipal service centers, high population density, intensive urban fabrics, welfare services, literacy rate, land subsidence, and other economic problems- requires macro-policies and strategies outside the scope of this project's framework, strategic planning, and interventions. However, considering the ecosystemic nature of the city, making equilibrium intervention for some critical regional troubles (such as low quality of life and livelihood, lack of social interactions, deficient ecological and built-environmental conditions), proper execution, management, and maintenance could result in unraveling a fraction of other chain-linked problems. Therefore, the proposed interventions contain: "designing a suitable multifunctional public space for social interactions, increasing vegetation for multilateral treatments, increasing the permeability of the surface, and shifting their colors to light ones,"  as well as their chain effects on the ecosystem has been imagined.

Collectively, the strategic plan and urban design of the desired space have formed through the process of the following diagrams.