Tactical Urbanism
Definition
Small-scale, temporary changes to the built environment intended to improve local neighborhoods and public spaces.
Purpose
Test and implement urban improvements quickly and affordably.
Examples of Use
- Creating pop-up parks and public spaces.
- Installing temporary bike lanes and pedestrian paths.
- Organizing street events and markets.
- Testing new urban design concepts.
- Engaging communities in urban development.
Related Terms
- Urban Interventions
- Placemaking
- Community Action
- Temporary Urbanism
- Urban Experiments
Notes
Tactical urbanism enables quick, flexible urban improvements and community engagement.
