By analyzing the selected location and its characteristics, there is a need for defining the space at the border between the urban and rural parts of the Stari Grad can be read. The potential of this location is in the form of the revitalization of the existing winery, the importance of preservation of which stems from its urban, architectural, and historical value, as well as the preservation of the tradition of growing wine and vines. This ensures that the rich wine tradition continues and is passed on to future generations, which contributes to the preservation of forgotten autochthonous varieties, the development of wine culture and gastronomy, the creation of new jobs, and the preservation of the natural environment and biodiversity. The house becomes a link between the urban and the rural, a generator for the development of the place whose contents will activate the space all year round and be different from the offer of mass tourism that values the agricultural character and meaning of the Faroese Chora. Housing as content in addition to production has the role of "fortification" because it serves as a "shield" to the field that is cultivated by young families and communities of people with common interests and thus protects it from future devastation and neglect and in this way encourages its primary function while adapting to the demands of modern life but with respect for the cultural and historical value of the space.