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Since the end of the last century, a notable amount of urban renewal has got under way everywhere in Europe and, after some hesitation, in Flanders too. However, urban renewal practices in Flanders differ fundamentally from large-scale European urban projects. The unique context of Flanders, with its almost total urbanisation of the land and the fine, fragmented mesh of its urban sprawl, prompted the authorities and towns and cities to take a quite individual approach to urban renewal projects. This book shows 37 urban renewal projects in 25 Flemish towns and cities that have been awarded grants by the Flemish authorities over the last ten years. They include large cities such as Antwerp, Ghent, Kortrijk and Leuven, and also smaller towns such as Deinze, Geel and Lokeren. Their story is that of a risky and sometimes unmanageable 'trialogue' between designing and building, social emancipation and administrative innovation.

Environmental planning --- ruimtelijke ordening --- Flanders --- Urban renewal --- City planning --- Architecture --- Rénovation urbaine --- Urbanisme --- History --- Histoire --- Academic collection --- Sociale agogiek --- armoedebestrijding en samenlevingsopbouw --- armoedebestrijding en samenlevingsopbouw. --- Rénovation urbaine --- Case studies --- Belgium --- Flanders (Belgium) --- Urban policy --- Armoedebestrijding en samenlevingsopbouw.