Lidia Tinchuk, born in 1989 in Gavan, lives in Ganshoren, has Russian roots and works as a logistician in healthcare. Came to Belgium when she was 11 years old. Loves rue Neuve and the Stock Exchange, the Brussels Park, Tour & Taxis, but she also has negative feelings about the South Station, its crowds and quality of life. For her, Brussels is nostalgia and connection, but also nuisance and decay. Her questions to the future are about urban development, economy, demographics, education and the guidance of young people.