This study presents part of the broader research conducted on the evolution and maintenance of identity of place within the complexity, stability, and resilience of the built environment of urban landscapes. In this paper a complex approach to urban landscapes is developed by analysing identity of place as a resilient assemblage. A method is developed to measure the properties and attributes that make the identity of Nezu’s built environment into a resilient assemblage. The object of research is the structure of the built environment of an area in Tokyo-Nezu, which shows an identity of place resilient to the changes in its built environment and therefore is considered to be a complex resilient assemblage.