Polycentric transformation refers to a concept in urban planning and development that promotes the creation of multiple centers of activity within a city or region, rather than relying on a single centralized hub. This approach aims to decentralize economic, social, and cultural functions, thereby reducing traffic congestion, increasing accessibility, and fostering a more sustainable and resilient urban environment. Polycentric transformation is often seen as a way to promote diversity, innovation, and quality of life within a city by creating a more mixed-use and walkable urban form. Research in this area explores the challenges and opportunities of implementing polycentric development strategies, as well as their potential impact on urban growth and sustainability.