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As cities grow more crowded, urban planners are rethinking how limited space in cities is used. Public spaces like parks, plazas, and sidewalks are being redesigned to better accommodate growing populations and changing needs. New concepts for multi-use spaces aim to make cities more livable as populations increase.
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