Technology is a field of knowledge that deals with the search for practical solutions in response to human desires and needs, while taking advantage of scientific innovations. It optimizes a person's lifestyle but does not always work for his or her personal and mental well-being. In this era, technologies are penetrating urban spaces and becoming essential elements in urban design. As planners we are challenged while those technologies are entering our space and become relevant tools in urban design. We are in a learning curve getting to know how to produce the best solutions and infrastructures. In this project, I introduce three different technologies into Nordau Boulevard – autonomous cars, delivery Drones and construction robots with 3D printer technology. Through them, I examine during the project two approaches based on different values ​​in "urban technological planning". World type "B" is the individual approach that sanctifies the private space. It emphasizes the adoption of the technological future and urban efficiency. Compared to the second, World type "A", the social approach that sanctifies the public space, which uses technologies for the planning of a new kind of community spaces, that provide residents human spaces, while technology takes over the city I believe that the future architect needs to see the world in a holistic way by thinking about functional urban issues while considering human-centered design. The architect needs to provide the city a wide variety of experiences ranging from practical ones and social ones. In the exhibition, I created an interactive interface that allows "residents" to choose for themselves between the two approaches. Through three dilemmas in the entry of technologies into the city, out of about 50 participants, 80% reached a result that combines the two. They chose – A+B – both.