The cognitive role of habitus as a philosophical concept allows us to explore not only social space but also geographical space. Urban landscapes are shaped by people as a result of their life activities, and since people have certain habits, such habituses affect the environment. This relationship allows us to analyse the history of the creation of a particular urban landscape and predict what it will look like in a few years if the habitus is constantly influenced by a certain territory. In this study, geospatial habitus is proposed as a concept of vernacular district formation taking into account the time and historical factors, which allows us to study the nature and specifics of the urban landscape in more depth.