Flux is a behavioural unit-based space-system that aims to achieve the specific needs of any context at the given time. The features of the space are based on the event, reason of use and user, and time-based environmental conditions. The proposal is a contemporary interpretation of the space-frame which challenges the existing model by introducing flexibility to the system with transformative, autonomous and hybrid units. Rule-based organisation between these agents(units), enables it to become a generative structural volumetric framing strategy. Material behaviour is the core of all performance and function of the unit. The variety of rigidity levels helps the system continue its ‘soft’ features. It can morph, and change, it can stay and keep static. Mechanisms of interconnected and interrelated communicative networks feed each other for evolutionary features. Self-conscious and self-learning capacities of singular modules create a whole brain for the system to operate infinitely, under dynamic and intelligent control system. The new architectural model learns, adapts, survives and functions.