The final thesis explores the theme of narration in two urban spaces, the area of former Rikard Benčić factory comlex, and the University campus, applying narrative methodology and analysis. The author, through photos and interviews, analyzes Benčić as a unique city within a city with a distinct functioning system. Furthermore, it explores the resilience of the University campus, using a survey among students. It connects these two spaces through the analysis of their specificities and adaptability through historical and social transformations. Narratives, developed from survey responses, critically reflect on the shortcomings and potentials of the campus space, emphasizing the issue of excessive focus on individual elements. Conclusions are based on speculative scenarios that highlight the importance of a comprehensive approach to shaping space and programs. The thesis underscores the significance of a critical understanding of spatial dynamics and their relationship with society.