The key to addressing the complicated problem of delivering physical networks is to avoid forcibly displacing people from their social networks and livelihoods. Instead, it is more effective to develop street networks, address systems, and establish rights and obligations for land use. This approach not only regularizes the city but also creates an organic extension that upgrades the conditions of the people and delivers modern functions. Additionally, organic urban fabrics are more beautiful and desirable in the long run, attracting people and becoming ideal spaces for social life. By constructing environments in an organic way that responds to people's needs and the growth of cities, we can create lasting and meaningful urban environments that preserve people's histories and struggles while fostering a better future.