Within the theme of Spacial Design as a proponent of dialogical languages for teaching-learning, the present research resides in places of teaching-learning that lack spaces in line with the demands of continuous resignification and autonomy of people enrolled in the 21st century. The objective is to value Design as an enhancer of dialogical relationships in teaching-learning spaces, for this purpose, the intention is to raise reflections on the relationships in these spaces, in order to understand, locate and distinguish them based on the ability to promote of continuous resignification of the subjects enrolled in these teaching-learning spaces. The theoretical basis was obtained through a bibliographic review of authors such as Paulo Freire, Milton Santos and Mikhail Bakhtin, and by school agents and researchers through operational techniques such as interviews, focus groups and other general dynamics. As a result, we reflected and proposed contributions from Design in the resignification of these spaces.