The belief that architecture is affected by everything is the basis of the claim that working as architects today implies a general interest and an integral participation in the world. Our role as architects or planners illustrates a constant process of accumulation, reinterpretation and reformulation of recurring themes and questions. Inhabiting (beyond the functional) has to do with this. Far from any formal, aesthetic determination, beyond the rules, standards and programs, architecture takes on meaning when living conditions are given by the people themselves. The inhabitant will be in question, the object of study, to ask about our formal discipline, addressing their conditions will bring us closer to thinking and questioning formal standards such as architecture programs, parties, uses, strategies, manuals, etc.