Cities drastically intensify the way we live, and they trigger certain urban lifestyles. The way we work and move around the city defines how we live – and vice versa. From factories to hot desks, our workplace has undergone a transformation from XLarge to Small and Medium-sized enterprises. Since one third of our life is spent at work, this evolution indicates a parallel shift in the way we live. But, how could different urban lifestyles shape the neighbourhoods for the 21st century? We propose a prototypical urban form that follows a bottom-up growth model; it begins from the workplace using a data-driven and cooperative model simulated through mechanism design and game theory. As a result, the inhabitants can negotiate, exchange goods, and satisfy their essential needs within a 15-minute walk or bike ride, while also effecting their neighbourhood’s transformation. This increased connectivity and cooperation will be carried out physically through mass-customised textile and fabric-formed geometry that morphs into continuous and multi-level neighbourhoods. Consequently, the exploration of a generative potential through our toolset will allow us to maximise the social and economic benefits of urban living while also challenge the dynamics, structure, and character of each neighbourhood.