All groups worked through a fluid process encompassing both large-scale urban concepts and specific, detailed interventions at the neighborhood level. For instance, issues such as building density, green spaces, and infrastructure were addressed alongside targeted interventions considering individual daily life´s character, usage distribution, and specific needs. The key difference lay in the choice of the project area and its position within Matiçan, which led to different approaches and solutions. Each group selected an area that varied not only in size but also in its specific focus. The semester was distinguished not only by the quality of the final designs but also by the new insights the students gained throughout the process. The field trip to Pristina and Matiçan played a crucial role, enabling the students to reflect on their theoretical ideas through direct interaction with local stakeholders and better understand the specific urban context. These experiences were directly incorporated into the urban designs and significantly contributed to the depth of the projects.