In the context of the unplanned urban matrix, on the edge of the historic city center, there is a "mega" complex from the last century, namely the Krka pasta factory. Within the fragmented matrix, these objects stand out with their dimensions and regularity, enabling new content to move in. Inside the "mega" complex, i.e., the existing envelope, a new "micro" matrix is placed that imitates the surrounding context. The set of internal volumes functions as separate units that communicate with large interstitial communications that serve as their extensions and a place for socializing and meeting. The new spatial concept and content include all contact areas and become the focal point of a 'possible' new cultural and educational life, the new epicenter of the city of Šibenik.The complex thematizes the idea of a block--an inner block. The ground floor of the buildings is perforated with openings, inviting people to enter the block, i.e., a courtyard with an open auditorium. The public yard thus communicates with the rest of the context and lets people into different surrounding contexts. The two buildings between the courtyards are connected by bridges, and they have multipurpose contents. The internal levels are dispersedly organized with flexible, modular spaces within the existing envelope of the building. The ventilated facade guarantees solar control and ventilation in summer and winter. On the last floor, there is a multi-purpose terrace: summer cinema, basketball court, exhibitions, etc., with a 360-degree panorama of the city of Šibenik.