Order and Measure have always been the principles among which the project ofarchitecture swings. The first, Order, entrusts the design process to a strategy thatidentifies the form as able to provide rulings for the space and sense toarchitecture.The second, Measure, entrusts the same design process to a strategy thatidentifies the places as able to provide evidences and operative directions to theconstruction of architecture.Both principles, today, gather issues and topics that have always been there, butgained relevance in the contemporary condition in which the project requiresmore participation, the value of common good strives for more relevance, andtaking care of the places is an essential attitude.Current conditions can still be traced back to these two principles: architecture,the project and its construction are able to provide an interpretation for thebalanced processes of construction that govern the scale and the size ofarchitecture itself.