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Cities worldwide reshape their urban infrastructure by taking care of healthier and more economical lifestyles. The idea is to reflect the role of urban design and architecture in promoting sustainable urban mobility in Banja Luka and reading of the territory that brings citizens closer to its suburban environment, beyond avoiding constant use of private cars. The study was conducted during the spring of 2021 with a group of students from the Faculty of Architecture. The result is an offer of scenarios for further development of the narrative itinerary in the linear territory between Banja Luka and Čelinac. The study offers prototype conditions that could be relevant in similar contexts and form part of an open discussion on possible approaches to the challenges inside and outside of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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