The research investigates a new era of miniaturization within digital architecture. It aims at the contextualisation of contemporary sub-cultures that still have to emerge to the mainstream discourse and aesthetic sensibility, and at the translation of precise formal, material-related, behavioural and socio-political phenomena into digital design. Addressing a reinstated discourse on beauty in architecture, the research and the design propose novel processes, protocols and rituals of aestheticisation. The main objectives are targeted at the emergence of new digitally fabricated objects of desire, lust and passion—prototypes for everyday utensils for the near future. The research has been awarded an 'Artists' grant (Künstlerförderung), Amt für Kultur, Autonome Provinz Bozen, Italy 2009 (€12,600)', which helped developing a series of fetish household objects (Ugloids). The theme is currently being undertaken as design brief in my design studio at UT Arlington TX USA and Westminster University in London.