I live in a public housing complex. I suddenly found myself wondering if the inorganic urban environment surrounding me was a space that would satisfy the pleasure of living. In contrast to the planned city, there is something attractive about spontaneously created spaces such as alleys. Is there a reason why we are attracted to such spaces? In his book, "The Aesthetics of Streetscapes," Yoshinobu Ashihara refers to cities that have been planned from the outside by creating urban infrastructure as "externally ordered" cities, while cities that have been created spontaneously from internal factors are called "internally ordered" cities. By observing from various perspectives the cityscapes of the world that have an implicate order, and by learning the human wisdom that are beautifully crystallized in the city, can we create new intentional living spaces with a sense of scale that we find comfortable?