Perform a comprehensive literature review on interactive urban and family-friendly public spaces and their impacts across multiple disciplines (environmental psychology, cognitive science, futures studies, public administration, etc.). Focus on global case studies (e.g., Helsinki Central Library Oodi in Finland) and summarize:

- The historical background, objectives, and mission of such spaces
- Design features and interdisciplinary principles that make these spaces successful and common reasons for failures
- Documented outcomes and impacts: social cohesion, educational benefits, cultural participation, community empowerment
- Any studies or evaluations conducted before and after implementation
- Lessons learned from at least the past two decades (2000–2025)

Your report should cite credible international journals, include relevant statistics, and extract key figures or charts to illustrate important points.

Search for academic articles and case studies on "family-friendly urban interactive spaces" OR "cultural community hubs" across disciplines. Compile findings on:

- Origin and evolution of the concept (historic milestones in the last 20 years)
- Key success factors and failure factors identified in different projects
- Documented impacts on families and communities
- How these spaces are being evaluated
- Notable international examples and lessons learned

Gather articles from credible journals. Summarize each study's findings and provide an integrated report with proper citations.