Will Lviv become Ukraine's transport hub: the city's vision until 2040

A meeting will be held in Lviv with the chief architect of the city, Anton Kolometsytsev, and French architect and urban planner Martin Duplantier.

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14 September 2026, 10:30

At a time when, due to the war, Ukraine's western border is becoming an even more strategically important node for logistics, economy, and humanitarian aid, proper planning is crucial for the future success of large-scale changes.

What is more important for improving transport transit through Lviv – to build the Northern bypass road or to properly design and create a new railway hub? What will reduce traffic jams in Lviv – more public transport, more expensive parking, or the development of new infrastructure and the launch of a city electric train? Is it possible in the future to connect the airport and the train station for passenger convenience? When will park-and-ride parking lots finally appear and how does it work in Europe?

These and other important issues will be discussed in Lviv at an editorial meeting of the media hub "Your City" on September 16 at 4:00 PM with leading experts in the field – French architect and former head of the Association of Architecture in France (AMO) Martin Duplantier, chief architect of Lviv Anton Kolometsytsev, designer and head of "Lvivski Linii" LLC Borys Hanailyuk and director of the strategy and transformation department of JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia" Oleh Yakovenko.

During the meeting, it is planned to discuss both the general vision for the development of the city and the agglomeration as a logistics hub, as well as specific existing and future projects necessary for its implementation.

Meeting format:

Public interview and closed session for questions and discussion.

Location: Lviv
The location will be announced after registration.

Date and time: September 16, 4:00 PM

Registration via this link until 1:00 PM.

We remind you that earlier "Your City" held a series of offline meetings as part of the "Club of Experts" whose guests were psychologist Larisa Didkivska, journalist and publicist Vitaliy Portnikov, human rights activist and advisor to the rector of UCU Myroslav Marynovych, Professor at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Academic Director of Edinburgh Business School and Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation Nataliya Kryvda, President of Ukrainian Catholic University and Metropolitan of Philadelphia Borys Gudziak.

Editorial meetings of "Tvoe Misto" are held with the support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung.

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