The fundamental layer of infrastructure that mediates how citizens interact with the city, utilize its services, and go about their daily lives is made up of public amenities. These amenities are essential mechanisms that define how successfully urban fairness, mobility, and well-being are dispersed within the framework of an advanced city rather than being optional extras. Public facilities, like parks, libraries, transportation stops, and sanitary units, have traditionally been viewed through the prism of physical provision. However, the changing urban landscape now necessitates a reconfiguration that incorporates digital interfaces, multimodal responsiveness, and spatial accessibility.