Transform a residential street in an urban area of Colombia by applying neuro-urbanism principles:

1. Street and Sidewalks: The street is newly paved and smooth, free of potholes. Both sides of the street have wide, accessible sidewalks made of clean, smooth concrete. The sidewalks feature ramps at intersections for accessibility and are lined with colorful tiles typical of Colombian urban design.

2. Electrical Infrastructure: All electric cables are buried underground, and the poles are removed, eliminating visual clutter. Street signage is clear and well-maintained.

3. Building Facades: The buildings along the street have well-maintained facades, painted in vibrant, warm colors typical of Colombian architecture, with no visible bars on windows and doors, indicating a safer neighborhood. Balconies are adorned with potted plants and flowers.

4. Greenery and Landscaping: Replace the barren areas with well-maintained grassy patches and landscaped gardens in front of the buildings. Ad