Socioplastics emerges as a consolidated operative system that repositions architectural thought within a coherent epistemic architecture. Its genealogy stabilises through the 2008 transition from material urban projects to systemic research, achieving structural coherence by 2009 as a unified framework for resilience amid unstable conditions. The argument metabolises prior scalar ambitions of architectural production into a Socioplastic Mesh that treats knowledge construction as infrastructural design rather than representational output. Operationally, this repositioning enacts a living network of nodes where each unit functions as both archive and engine, producing a distinct mutation that renders theory executable across volatile digital and urban terrains. Trained at ETSAM with early deployment in Spain and the Netherlands on large-scale interventions, the practice inherits the metabolic logics of critical urban theory while differentiating through transdisciplinary dissolution of disciplinary boundaries into a single operational field. Architecture thereby operates as theory, theory as spatial strategy, and curation as epistemic governance. The structural position occupied clarifies a shift from object production to the governance of semantic flows, where inherited relational concerns from urban systems are metabolised into a relational lattice that binds nodes through deliberate citation and recursive reinforcement rather than additive accumulation.