Now that digital natives have begun to emerge, is digital information really only on the screen? Perhaps we are more accustomed to seeing the digital world than the physical world. The components of architectural space have changed along with technology, but as information technology continues to develop at an ever-increasing pace, architecture has been left behind in the flow of engineering. Since space is organized by perception, they may not depend solely on materials, but may also incorporate digital information. In recent years, the place of community has shifted to the digital world with the spread of social networking services. Although physical and digital communities may appear to be dichotomous concepts at first glance, they share the same desire for human connection. We will attempt to integrate physical and digital communities by updating the spatial expression by reflecting information technology in the space.