Type-less is located on Hormuz Island which is becoming an international tourist destination. Locals are benefiting from this transformation. However, they need to collectively face pressing and emerging challenges. Type-less provides a flexible spatial platform for taking action in terms of encounter diverse challenges of going global in a local community through conversations and discursive action. Type-less program is free and can change at any time, due to the fact that its spatial pockets can be modified. This adaptivity is provided by making spaces independent from structure, utility, insulation, and access restrictions. It is an experiment to review the connection of architecture with the architectural grid, utility shafts, staircases, and other vertical and horizontal architectural elements that tie a building together in a fixed composition. A concrete structure capable of supporting prefabricated concrete slabs bears the weight of different spatial units. There is also a scaffold structure that supports a canopy roof that protects the spatial units from rain and also creates vertical and horizontal access to these units. These spatial units are feeding from the utility channels. Apart from utility main sources, everything else is mobile in interior spaces to maximize adaptability and hence the spatial packets can be separately plugged or unplugged on-demand. Under the canopy roof, there are semi-open spaces, for relaxing, meetings, events, workshops, etc. In condition spaces offices, meeting rooms, accommodation, dinning and gathering spaces are located now but, they may alter in future to serve unpredictable scenarios. As if spatial pockets are independent parcels in urban fabric shouldering their roles resiliently in various situation.