The general aim of this project is to situate the idea of architecture and urbanism in the contemporary debate on social emergencies and their relationship with design, art and culture, based on reflections on participation, co-authorship, decoloniality, place, popular practices, alterity, intersubjectivity, contact surface, event, among others. The central hypothesis of the research is to understand that the condition of contemporary architecture and urbanism and social emergencies challenges professionals to create projects that produce displacements of their own ‘fixed identities’ in the construction of an ‘additive disidentification’, where interventions and material culture can be crossed by multiple facets, for example, between architecture, design, art and culture, expanding the boundaries of socially justifiable constructions.