Understanding of the concept of the “autochthonous, self-regulating micro-site” within the urban fabric, and the complementary, mutually beneficial relationship between the influence of the autochthonous everyday architectural space and the art-designed architectural space. Emphasis on the experiential relationship with the public space of the city (analysis, recording, interpretation) and especially on its individual qualitative micro-areas, Investigation of the architectural dimension of the economic, social, cultural and political context in which the city and its commons develop interactively.