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We can't define the urban architecture without the interaction of individuals in public spaces. where the goal is to create a connection between different groups of people through the design of public spaces. Urban interaction is not only about physical interaction, but constitutes an essential element in determining the life and sustainability of neighborhoods. Creating spaces that allow for dynamic and diverse interactions contributes to the creation of safe, vibrant, and connective urban environments. These interactions not only help reinforce a sense of belonging, but also promote emotional and communal bonds, support personal development, and enable the city to evolve as a rich based and diverse space both culturally and socially. The project examines the terms "liberation" and "flow" in urban, cultural, social, and political contexts, examining the possibility of applying them in the architectural design of public spaces. The conceptual research develops a deep understanding of these terms—what they represent in the context of urban architecture, and how to make the urban spaces more flowing and liberated. Through the study of architectural and theoretical concepts, the project examines how urban spaces design can convey flow, liberation, and interaction rather than separation. The second part of the project deals with the planning aspect, where three sites in Ramat Aviv neighborhood were examined: the educational pool, the Eretz Israel Museum, and the Einstein dorms. Each of these sites represents a potential for urban encounters that can connect different groups of people. The goal is to expand existing spaces and create a new architectural infrastructure that adds layers of interaction using architectural tools that aim to make the urban space more vibrant and connective.