In buildings planned to be built with earthquake isolators, the structure should be designed and modeled as insulator starting from the architecture. For example, the dimensions of the columns where the insulators will be placed should be adjusted with calculations and the general architecture should also be determined in accordance with the insulator application. Architectural approach and design in buildings with and without insulators are different from each other, and an insulator cannot be applied to an architecture that is planned and prepared without insulators. For this reason, a structure that is planned to be applied with an earthquake isolator should be solved with an appropriate architecture from the beginning. For example, in earthquake-proof buildings, it should be preferred to use square column and beamed frames instead of thin long column / curtain type carrier systems and non-beam slabs.