Architecture and urban planning can help make our cities more resilient to migration. In A City of Comings and Goings, Crimson brings together a series of European cities that are much affected by migration. In this book, these cities are represented by authoritative essays by local scholars. The cities are also the source of a catalog of one hundred projects that address the issue of migration in many different ways and at different levels. The essays, the project catalog and Crimson's manifesto-like introductory essay combine to form a book that shows how planning and architecture can play a crucial role in efforts to make the Western European city a resilient and exciting city of comings and goings.