A narration, a lesson on inclusive design through the practice of Mijic Architects, an international firm based in Rimini, Darmstadt and Belgrade. A European vision of the project and of “making architecture happen” applied to the concept phase of the work, as well as to its execution, thanks to intersecting cultures and geographies that reverberate across the work carried out by the firm, from professional practice to research. After collaborating with the Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Genoa, an experience which resulted in Eduard Mijic following the project of the Church of Padre Pio in San Giovanni Rotondo, in Germany with Von Gerkan, Marg und Partner in Hamburg and Herzog Architekten in Munich, Mijic Architects was born in Rimini, architectural firm then joined in 2014 by engineer Orietta Villa and, in 2020, by engineer Mirko Boccalini. Between multidisciplinarity and internationalization, the project is intended as an articulate process of synthesis and understanding, a relationship and mixture of disciplines, between different souls and skills, translating into research on the complexity of places, territories, economies and, simultaneously, of architecture. A practice that develops out of the different experiences of the members of the firm, capable of interpreting and measuring every single intervention on its place of belonging.