The creative spirit does not only live from the intern-alization of concepts, rules, practices, and concep-tions. To trigger the creative process, it needs to fantasize, idealize, ramble and harmonize.In the creative process, time is differential, and space is unifying. It can be said that time is memory and utopia; space is the real, the concrete, and the representation. All creation thus arises from a need, which is transformed into a will and materialized into a reality.In this order of ideas, time and space allow for explanations based on the conceived heritage and its temporalities. Time and space are interconnected to give connection and cohesion to the formal and func-tional aspects of humanity’s creations, thus allowing, through their externalization, to denounce time.