Alongside the many hardships Korona has introduced into our life, it has also gifted us with the rediscovering of a slower and more balanced life in which we control our own time. Our objective in this project is to create slow architecture, an architecture that maximizes woman's happiness according to the Slow Movement. The Slow Movement protests the Western world's obsession with achievement, monetary profit and the exhaustion of time. The rate of change of everything accelerates exponentially, but basic human needs have not changed through the years. Slowness, observation and human closeness and interaction need to be implemented in our life. The Slow Movement offers solutions to many areas of our life but separately and does not refer to Architecture directly. In this project we took these separate aspects of life, imagined and planned Slow Architecture that will be the framework for an alternative working day to that of the fast and monotonous one that exists today. We created a slow workday for the employee in an intensive working environment. Such a workday that focuses on the individual will allow her day to be varied with mind and body enriching activities , other than the mere making of money. A slow workday for the employee will be possible only with an alternative urban development. Such a development will balance and slow down the existing one, will be sensitive to the urban and public interest and will glue together the delicate membrane of a connected humane street.