This paper attempts to reconstruct the relationship between Naviglio Grande and its surrounding diverse elements in the evolution of urban Milan, shaping a spatial sequence that emphasizes “past, present, future”. Based on the research background, the cross-sectional sequence of the public space perpendicular to naviglio grande was redefined. Piazza Tirana, which represents the spirit of the contemporary Milanese city, will be lightly intervened, emphasizing the connection to the texture of urban fabric and giving the sequence a directionality. The design of bridge is not only the physical connection between the rails and the canal, but also the reproduction of the “conche accolate” memory. The “past” links present and future and gives more possibilities for integration between divers elements. The main body of museum that represents the “future” has been proposed by us as an open relationship between architecture and landscape. The main language of the slash is the contemporary continuation and interpretation of the texture of the old city, emphasizing the centripetal relationship in the axial direction. Local elements such as water and plants are reproduced again. From Piazza Tirana to the new main museum it can considered as a holistic museum system.