The research started in 2012 conducted around the relationship between the architectural anthropometric archetypes embedded into the process of design, and the anthropo-biometric criminologists from the 18th Century. The project examines critically their approaches to measure, normalize, standardize and segregate bodies and behaviours. These massive data collection statistics transcribe a speculative cartography of our environment through architecture. Architecture becomes a speculative technology for ergonomic urban models for the typological archetype. Furthermore, it produces and reproduces invisible and visible borders on bodies, cities and territories. However, the project explores systems of actans (actor-network theory) and hybrids (B. Latour) connected through an indeterminate and vulnerable territoriality: a web of interspecies dependence. Matter (such as the body, organisms or chemical particles) moves increasingly toward a hybrid, ungraspable state.