The “Zemitānu Centrs” – a well-known location in Riga’s Grīziņkalns neighbourhood – is undergoing significant transformations. Soon, this place will evolve into the creative city “Grīziņdārzs” – a multifunctional complex of offices and commercial spaces, offering not only premises for modern offices but also cafes, shops, and even rooftop gardens. In collaboration with the widely recognized team from the architectural bureau “Open Architecture Design”, led by the architect Zane Tetere-Šulce, new standards for multifunctional urban complexes will be established in the implementation of this project. The realization of the project will offer a space for various business functions, creating retail areas and cosy cafes, as well as modern office spaces. In the future, visitors will also have the opportunity to enjoy views of rooftop gardens, enhancing the existing cityscape. by the architect Zane Tetere-Šulce, new standards for multifunctional urban complexes will be established in the implementation of this project. The realization of the project will offer a space for various business functions, creating retail areas and cosy cafes, as well as modern office spaces. In the future, visitors will also have the opportunity to enjoy views of rooftop gardens, enhancing the existing cityscape. While preserving the heritage of the former “Rīgas adītājs” knitting factory, the renovation of the buildings ensures a balance between contemporary and historical nuances. The project embodies an idea that combines innovation with existing traditions, merging modern conveniences with elements that honour the rich legacy of the buildings. Upon the project’s implementation and development process, more than just a renovated building will be created; it will be a carefully crafted ecosystem, not only thriving with businesses but also becoming a meaningful asset in the Grīziņkalns neighbourhood community. The creative city “Grīziņdārzs”, blending history with modernity, will serve as a testament to the power of thoughtful and considerate transformation and contribute to the city’s development.