The modern city is a community city which is organized around capital and shaped by capital accumulation and the movement it creates. In contemporary society, the complex division of labor that emerges from cognitive and material transformations shows an intricate structure that includes changing social and spatial forms. Sophia Grancharova confronts the specificity of the modern urban context by oscillating at the boundaries between architecture, city, and the body. She is referring to the historical development of urban areas in terms of the individual and social aspects, as well as the transformations created by modes of production.