I tried to explore and analyse Experiential Architecture deeper and I found that architecture can create some kind of opportunities that force us for the experience, and that teaches us how to communicate and be more tolerant. The main subject of observations was Tbilisian architecture (capital of Georgia), known for its authentic structure of houses with courtyard and wooded balconies, representing not only design elements, but they also form path and spaces that force people of various religions live together. In this case architecture plays a major aspect in shaping the community system and I think it makes this part of Tbilisi so cosmopolitan, here you can find Orthodox, Catholic, Muslim, and Jewish churches. I think this is great example of architecture’s positive influence on social relationships.