European Urban Renaissance

The European Urban Renaissance refers to a period, particularly from the late 20th century onwards, when many European cities experienced revitalization and renewal. It involved improving urban areas through investments in infrastructure, housing, and public spaces, aiming to enhance quality of life and attract businesses. Key aspects include preserving historical architecture while incorporating modern amenities, promoting sustainable transport, and fostering vibrant community spaces. This movement sought to address urban decline, reduce pollution, and strengthen local economies, ultimately creating more livable, attractive environments for residents and visitors alike.