This paper proposes to deepen the relationship between mobility and tethering in peri-urban spaces, and provide new methodological avenues, capable of contributing to the build-up of key knowledge elements, that we feel are crucial in a company's capacity to implement their own sustainability requirements. These key knowledge elements are primarily based on the results stemming from research entitled "Peri-urbanism testing models for living; peri-urban viability, in theory and in practice". The aim of this research was to assess, at least potentially, the sustainability of periurban spaces, which have seen recent development, as they have benefited from a growing trend towards removing space and time restrictions, through the generalisation of mobility, at the centre of many societal issues today.
