Abstract
In the twenty-first century, many cities are undergoing radical urban transformations. This transformation includes the continued development of existing public spaces, but also the architectural heritage revitalization. To preserve and improve the architectural heritage, it is not enough to think only about the structure of the building, but also about the surrounding. Otherwise, the future of urban renewal involves understanding both of urban spaces and architectural context. Reframing the importance of interconnection between historical buildings and urban area improves economical, energy, and social sustainability. This chapter will consider innovative ways of understanding the connection between public spaces renewal and architectural heritage revitalization, in order to represent the creation of modern urban centers and community meeting places. Some of the successful examples that have contributed to the process of urban regeneration will be presented.