In its increasing vastness, UNLV has been turning its parking garages into landmarks of sorts. Though faceless, these facilities have absorbed the personalities of their surroundings. It would thus be especially timely for this site whose adjacent buildings have grown detached from the rest of campus continuing to expand in the opposite direction; centralization is integral to reestablishing the area’s identity. Luckily, existing aspects of this site already support this initiative. Its placement on the outskirts of UNLV would protect against its sometimes awkward and vulnerable perimeter. Taking advantage of the linearity of Brussels Road and turning it into a pedestrian mall complete with cafes and inviting landscape do well to complement its inertia with a sense of welcoming. The facade is embellished with retail and traversal elements that jut out of the structure while cars are tucked away inside, a reminder to any passenger that the students are the cells sustaining UNLV’s scarlet red heart. The UNLV Transit Center Parking Structure & Pedestrian Mall will transform the area from a place of transience into a place to be.