This project reimagines the site west of Place Bell along Elgin Street in Ottawa by replacing the existing parking structure with a multi-purpose facility that balances the needs of corporate tenants, the public, and Operation Come Home (OCH). The main building rises 10 floors and incorporates a structure that serves as an automated parking system for 1,200 vehicles, yet its outward presence is defined by vibrant public areas and a bold, sculptural form that shades the west-facing corporate tower behind it. At grade and throughout the lower levels, generous outdoor seating and landscaped terraces invite pedestrians to linger, blending seamlessly with Elgin’s “restaurant row” atmosphere. Above, a dramatic atrium traverses four stories, providing daylight and visual connections among the building’s various functions. Crowning the structure is the fifth-floor dining room and training kitchen, which is enclosed by glass C-channels that filter sunlight while maintaining transparency. Within this topmost level, a continuous table—elevated on a platform that mirrors the atrium below—serves as the physical and symbolic heart of OCH’s mission, where at-risk youth, staff, and visitors share meals and build community.