The growth of the contemporary city has triggered a series of urban phenomena. Over time, some buildings become detached from the historical context of the city, showing differences in height and causing blind facades. Perhaps it is due to the uneven distribution of the population, which leads to different building densities, or the different financial situation of the buildings, with higher building owners having a better economic situation and therefore having a higher building density. No matter how these buildings appear, the city as a whole presents itself in an unsaturated state, with unused spaces and empty walls between two adjacent buildings.