Other types of displacement can be identified inside the urban planning form, to which the idea of the texture is applicable. This is the “granularity” of control (large territories in the monopoly possession and the fractional mosaic of private and public spaces, passage courtyards, playgrounds and wastelands), and the “granularity” of the microclimate and ecosystems (from the open field to the courtyard and glued bars of the house production) and T. p. It seems that the characteristic of the “mixtures” is ultimately much more important for the quality of the settlement than those aspects of the urban planning form that the planners were keen on: the total value, the outlines of the settlement or the two -dimensional drawing of the street network.