This economy-driven design results in a predominance of industrial and office spaces, car-oriented infrastructure, and deficient spatial quality. Most of these areas have minimal green coverage and a lack of public spaces. It creates monotonous and unattractive environments that are underutilised, even during business hours. The business districts play a crucial role in the national economy and people’s lives, as they contribute up to 40% of the Dutch national income and one in three people work there. The districts have a great potential to become more liveable and socio-ecological inclusive environments, and thus transform into Workscapes: landscapes wherein living, working, recreation and nature are combined.