After a century of branded project leadership and megacities confidence, we are ready for a new form of design and inhabit the world.

Planning and zoning, with their outcome control, brought more to a land consumption than a natural use. Territories laze between speculation and state of abandon. Bureaucracy discourages inhabitants' direct action and creates non-virtuous fabrics.

Future architects must focus on empty space between attractive centres. Future urban planners should show that, without a center, peripheries do not exist. Future designers should care about process complexities, creating new tools to make solutions grow by themself.

Future Architecture must: Avoid predetermined design and closed solutions. Create modifiable and repairable products. Encourage diversity and juxtaposition against problematic mono-functions. Promote localism, direct action and self-organization. Prefer organic city growth rather than extensive planning. Promote non-speculative land use.