In recent years, not only in the field of art but also in architecture, attention has been paid to sensory elements. This article deals with the relationship between neuroscience and architecture. In particular, she deals with the relapse that neuroscience studies are producing on the project of contemporary public space. The success of many cultural events in the squares of cities underscores the desire of citizens to regain urban spaces to live as if they were home environments: outdoor dining. It is wondering if designing urban spaces characterized by a sense of sensory sharing can help create the feeling of living the exterior with the same comfort as an interior.