This thesis addresses the revitalization of an abandoned and contaminated brownfield situated in the heart of Indianapolis, an urban environment. The primary objective is to transform this neglected site into a vibrant location that focuses on sustainability. Restoring the entire property, including remediating subsurface contamination, will create an opportunity to bring life back to the site. The proposed design for the existing structure is to have five different buildings, each with its own program. The form was designed to revive the old historic site and serve the community. The design incorporates skylights, solar energy, rainwater collection, an urban farm, and a 50% carbon sink and mix of retention and detention wetland ponds. The circulation path surrounding the wetland ponds enhances aesthetics and serves to route, enlightening visitors about the importance of environmental conservation. Furthermore, the design prioritizes accessibility, ensuring inclusivity in welcoming diverse groups to enjoy the transformed facilities. This innovative approach provides a respite from the urban environment, immersing users in a new blend of urban design and nature.