Digital design tools and the rise of fabrication have empowered ordinary citizens to build urban provocations in the dynamic context of abandoned and underused spaces sprinkled throughout cities. It is through a network of architectural interventions located in key parts of areas that communities can be reinvented and regenerated. These ideas demand new valuation methods as the possibilities are endless in a world of incredible movement that exists not only in the places themselves but also on the virtual world in the minds of the society that transits, uses and lives it. This architectural and urban movement is based upon the regeneration of spaces that flow with constant and ever-changing activity. A space in this transition of possibilities is based not only on the mixed use that is quite obvious and necessary in a context such as this, but on the countless opportunities that are offered by a space that is able to house X activities, seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day.