During the middle of the 20th century, architecture and computing science shared a common and seminal history that led to the production of uprooted spaces made for users’ learning through nomadism. A few decades later though, another type of projects seems to bring back the idea of architecture as rooted and transmitting something to the inhabitant. To fully understand what is at stake here, one may notice that the shift from architecture to computer architecture is mainly a displacement of a historical responsibility towards memory. In this process, memory leaves the realm of the visible and becomes something more of a recognizable. Then do we have to think of a new responsibility for architecture ?