Gamador Siluet brings together residential and public functions in a holistic settlement design within a horizontal and vertical block organisation, with 261 different types of 2+1 residential units and 4,230 m² of commercial space. The building masses in the project are planned in an orthogonal arrangement and defined by a repeating modular grid system in the façade language. This modular approach enhances the legibility of the structures at scale while ensuring sustainability and flexibility in production and implementation processes.  

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Commercial units along the ground floor of the horizontal block are integrated into urban life, while open and semi-open social spaces for residential units are created on upper floors, layering the building programme. The vertical block rises as a vertical emphasis defining the silhouette; it gains volumetric movement through balcony projections, façade voids, and rhythmic window arrangements. The spaces left between the blocks allow the area to receive natural light and provide breathing space between the buildings.