Abstract
ERASMUS is the most successful student exchange programmed in the world as EU education and training policies. One of the activities of ERASMUS is Intensive Programmed (IP). The importance of learning with different cultures in high education is focused on this paper by analyzing three workshops as a part of an IP through 2010 till 2012. The three universities; Yildiz Technical University-Turkey, Polytechnic University of Valencia-Spain and University of Stavanger –Norway were the partners of the IP "Cultural Layers of Public Space". The results of these workshops will be from the perception of different cultural backgrounds with different public spaces and building activities.