The possibility of formatting architectural data allows for the verification of its viability. However, this data already indicates other special, formal and useful relationships from different perspectives.

The formation of the design using the special statistical data and its contexts, its layout, and the contemporary design process limitations, allows for the understanding and use of this new, highly informed reality. By simulating project scenes, one could respond to present and future needs, values and behaviours.

This new exploration can be a provocation or an experiment that promotes the redesign, or at least questioning, of the architectural discipline and shows the limited role that architectural design plays from the traditional point of view. In this context, such planning also allows for the use of that highly informed reality to respond to needs, values and behaviours by simulating project scenes through the use of data to generate alternative architectural and urban forms and help with their management and planning.