Industrial neighborhoods often experience spatial, social, and ecological isolation in many cities. This thesis question is whether regenerative strategies can be transferred between different contexts or must be adapted to their specific spatial and social conditions. To answer this question, we selected two active industrial neighborhoods in two contrasting morphological environments: • Vanchiglietta in Turin, located within a continuous and compact urban fabric • Ytterviken in Luleå, located within a dispersed, polycentric urban structure We tried to understand the challenges that the areas are facing through spatial analysis, functional mapping, interpretation of user behavior, and contextual research. At the end we identified three shared challenges across both sites: _Spatial Disconnection (Isolation) _Social Fragmentation _Fragmented Green Networks However, while the challenges are the same, the causes are different: In Vanchiglietta (Turin), spatial isolation emerges from physical barriers such as the Dora River, the cemetery wall, and poorly connected parks inside the area.