The Schwedenplatz | Morzinplatz is often referred to as 'Gstättn', as a pile or an arrangement of its elements. At first glance, it looks untidy, chaotic and full. In Vienna, the square – here usually meant the Schwedenplatz – is referred to as urban problem child. The task of rethinking these two squares on an urban scale, perhaps even giving them a new uniting 'face', begged us the question of a different approach. It was clear to us that this could not be tackled with usual steps of urban design. The book "A Pattern Language" by Christopher Alexander, describing of every conceivable element, in almost every scale, aroused the idea to analyze the square, considering its individual parts on the basis of this historical classic.