Completed in 2004, Samir Kassir Square is 815 square meters located in Beirut, Lebanon.^[1] Vladimir Djurovic Landscape Architecture was responsible for the design.^[1] The square acts as a gateway to Central Beirut. The small square frames two ancient ficus trees which anchor the project. The square's design acts as a green urban oasis in a hectic city. A serene space that reflects memories through its reflection of the skyline. The trees act as shelters from the surrounding context. A raised water feature adjacent to the street physically demarcates the boundaries. Simple in design, the square creates an intimate space for contemplation and relaxation.^[2]