Dear Readers,

Designing with and for many means recognizing that urban transformation is shaped by diverse actors, knowledge, and interests. The articles in this issue explore how citizens, students, researchers, and planners can actively contribute to imagining and shaping urban futures – from participatory visualization in Sarajevo to collaborative learning formats and co-creative design tools. They also address the challenges of growing cities, including the need for more resilient traffic systems. At the same time, the contributions highlight that climate adaptation and green infrastructure must be carefully balanced with questions of social equity and housing affordability. Wishing you a stimulating read!