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Neighborhoods of Tomorrow - The Future Is Written Today

Launched in June 2023 by the President of the Republic, this international consultation aims to transform ten priority neighborhoods under France’s urban policy (QPV). Its objective: to imagine a new way of building to improve residents’ quality of life.

Discover the architectural proposals resulting from this consultation. Original drawings, models, photographic reports and previously unseen films will allow a detailed exploration of the transformations and challenges envisaged in ten emblematic neighborhoods.

Thanks to new immersive technologies, visitors will be able to tour the future redeveloped spaces, visualise the projects and grasp their concrete impacts.

Beyond the exhibition, Neighborhoods of Tomorrow offers a framework for reflection and experimentation around urban and architectural practices. The Cité will enrich this programme with workshops, conferences and publications, thereby providing tools to imagine future neighborhoods that are more inclusive, sustainable and resilient.

National Meetings
Round tables on 4 March 2025: consultation strategies and presentation of the 30 selected teams and participating municipalities | Galerie des moulages
Site visit on 5 March 2025: meetings with innovative actors and discovery of exemplary projects structured around thematic areas | Off‑site

The Solutions Workshop
Debates and workshops on 6 June 2025: the Cité organises debates and workshops bringing together residents, designers, researchers and international experts. These discussions will aim to enrich the Neighborhoods of Tomorrow projects | Auditorium and online platform

Tomorrow Our Cities
Announcement of the winners and round‑table day on 2 December: unveiling of the 10 winners of the Neighborhoods of Tomorrow consultation, accompanied by a day of round tables bringing together elected officials, experts and professionals to discuss the challenges of priority neighborhoods and the responses offered by architectural and urban projects.