CroatiaThe city of Zagreb has introduced a new plan for the revitalization of Stara Vlaška, describing it as a 'permanent and comprehensive solution.' The project aims to begin in September and last three months. Public reactions to the proposal have been mixed, with some residents expressing approval while others criticize the lack of green spaces and the potential loss of historical character. Critics argue that the design does not fit well with the old buildings and question whether the changes will preserve the area’s heritage. Some commenters suggest that the plan lacks sufficient greenery, adequate parking, and a sense of local identity. Others compare the design unfavorably to other European cities and call for more creative solutions, such as involving architects who have successfully renovated other historic areas.
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