This work is about the power of life. The theme of the work “Equipment in the traditional household economy in Bosnia and Herzegovina” applies equally to the past, present and future. Life is a term we use to distinguish physical entities that have biological processes (living entities) from those that do not (non-living entities). Biology is a science that studies living entities. For philosophy, life is its most important and fundamental question that it deals with, and that in the way of thinking about its meaning. Bioethics is a scientific discipline that studies life from the aspect of moral principles. From the point of view of biology, life is a complex event made up of numerous partial processes that take place in a living entity (individuals) during its lifetime. The basic conditions for the realization of life are: water, air, heat and light. It is believed that life on Earth is about 3.7 billion years old, and that about 300,000 plant and several million animal species live on Earth today. At the same time, there is a huge number of extinct species. Architecture is a special human activity, most closely connected to all manifestations of human life, but also set apart above it insofar as it represents a kind of 'creation', a property that only Nature has. Only a small number of people, including architects, are aware of the exceptional role of architecture. The decision on which direction to direct their life energy is made by each individual person, with social circumstances, including the established value system, only having a limited influence. An architect, as a man who by his professional and life orientation belongs to the 'world of architecture', can direct his creative energy towards acquiring personal wealth, building a 'cult of his ego', living everyday life without particularly thinking about his role in life as a whole... The right time for an architect to determine the place of his role in life is while he is still studying, while he dreams of a better world and believes that he can create it. The topic in this work is treated according to the methodology defined by the Author as “Architecturally Defined Space (ADS)”, treating architecture as a system. Treating architecture as a system is a holistic approach to architecture, which is the only correct approach given its complexity. In this way, architecture is viewed in its smallest detail and in its broadest context in the natural and social environment. In this way, comparisons can be made of architectural realizations from different parts of the planet Earth, from different cultures, i.e. different historical periods.