This book sets out 10 challenges for escaping the generic city.
The authors argue for a city that is stimulating yet patient—constantly renewing itself—reconnecting with its landscapes, striving to be fair, supportive and permissive without becoming chaotic, and attentive to wellbeing and public health. Reintroducing work into the city, promoting co-production, and creating lively ground floors are among the actions explored: all are inspiring directions offered for debate.

Contribution by Bernard Reichen, “The spirit of the palimpsest in the age of real time”
CHALLENGE 10 – Reinventing within a city that is never finished.

See the projects cited as examples in the book:

ZAC de l'Horloge, Romainville
Rout Lëns - La Lentille, site des "Terres Rouges" Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg

Book published under the auspices of the Club Ville Aménagement, written by Ariella Masboungi and Antoine Petitjean | Éditions Le Moniteur