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Disaaranging is a form of architectural experimentation that explores the potential of unconventional forms of spatial arrangement. This unique approach to spatial planning uses unorthodox methods to subvert established norms of design by unsettling acceptable ways of arranging physical elements within a built environment. Through a synthesis of different spatial-related fields, such as architecture, geography, engineering, psychology, and sociology, disaaranging aims to create unexpected pathways, visual perspectives, and unpredictable experiences for users.

The practice of disaaranging breaks apart standard structures and informal designs, allowing for alternative arrangements and unexpected juxtapositions of materials and forms.