This work is a step into a broader reflection on the temporality of architecture. It is the attempt to give shape to a story to be continued by others, through the environment, its context and users. Despite chasing a seeming completion at a certain point in time, our architecture is freed from the notion of formal completeness and aimed at bearing deformations to adapt to environmental and social changes. By designing a system of relationships, we aim at producing an intellectual tension towards imaginative worlds, via a responsible and propositive action of the users. These interactions determine experiences with an architecture that renounces the claim to be the end of a design process but proving a part of it. It is, necessary to underline, that this is not a cooperative, design; it is a design process that concretely includes the chances of patterns of alteration without dropping its qualities, adapting to the social and environmental context that generates it.