In our country, there are valuable textures and buildings which once were the heart of the city and had potential for creating social interaction, income generation, entrepreneurship, and the promotion of the cultural level of society. But they have lost their function and are forgotten due to exhaustion or being non-contemporary. The purpose of this research is theoretical knowledge and survey actions taken in successful case studies.

The research method is a descriptive-analytical research and comparative comparison. Case studies and the data collection method are based on desk studies. Findings of the research show in creating creativity, actions in the physical, functional, and social dimensions are necessary. The creation of a creative place involves the discovery and exploitation of native capital. Collaboration with local residents helps to identify the markets, cultural heritage, and objects that they value for social life. Understanding residents’ perceptions of the environment is a lever for creative place-making, more sustainable development, optimal use of potentials, a solution to creating creative ideas, and avoiding the prevailing cultural-artistic standards.