LINKS

24/11/2009 19/01/2013

Closed

Reconciling patrimonial and environmental qualities to get a sustainable and desirable housing environment in the heart of the cities for a diversified population.

Summary

Introduction

The cities involved in LINKS project aim to replace their historical cities into a dynamic of residential attractiveness while preserving the architectural identity cultural heritage and historical values. The challenge is to improve quality of life in old centres and to create a comfortable, affordable and sustainable housing seeking out a good balance between preservation requirement and evolution need.

Partners

Lead Partner : Bayonne - France

Almería - Spain
Anderlecht - Belgium
Brasov - Romania
Budrio - Italy

Delft - Netherlands
Formigine - Italy
Freiberg - Germany
Kilkenny - Ireland
Veria - Greece

Timeline

2008

Project launch

2011

Project completed

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