Studies examined in this research did not directly affect the built environment; the focus was on human knowledge and perception. Therefore, this research poses the need for connection between architecture, space and humanity and concludes that the impact on the areas with potential to be revitalized. This can be achieved with "micro" interventions - which means architectural interventions of human scale and spatial detail sensitive to the intangible life and death attributes and environmentally influencing the user's daily life on the quality of life. Research findings related to 'life and death' of human relationships are brought through an architectural model that can be placed in urban tissue according to principles of grouping people in favor of life in human relationships.