While the conventional city is a mass of static, disconnected, and inherent buildings that operate independently without considering each other and their environment, in natural systems each entity has a prolonged symbiotic relationship with other entities. This important interaction strengthens them and allows them to cope with environmental changes. What if our future cities function like these complex systems, in an age defined by rapid and extreme changes? The project is about "complexity theory." It presents a morpho-utopic vision of a "building-city" composed of a basic "cell" unit and producing a complex system of internal links and flows of information between the various parts of the system. The unit, like in natural systems, strives for balance and self-organization that create an adaptive and energetically-efficient morphology. Futuristic metabolism in digital tools, which explores the issue of the "the unit" -> "the complete" in order to create an evolutionary and dynamic space.