Living spaces, cities and regions shaping the built environment for everyone : wooden architecture for a sustainable city in Vilnius : peer-learning visit report

The Living Spaces peer learning visit in Vilnius focused on wooden architecture as a key element of sustainable urban development. Like many European cities, Vilnius faces the challenge of balancing heritage preservation with modern needs. Over recent decades, the city has achieved substantial development, preserving its unique identity while undergoing major urban transformations. This transformation required a collaborative mindset within the municipality, enhancing communication and community engagement. By actively incorporating citizen feedback into decision-making, the municipality has established a clear vision for the city, guided by the ten principles for high-quality architecture and the twelve rules for public space design.