Temporary and Tactical Urbanism by Kim Dovey and Quentin Stevens

Temporary and Tactical Urbanism by Kim Dovey and Quentin Stevens

Dovey and Stevens examine the growing global practice of tactical urbanism — low-cost, temporary interventions that repurpose underused urban spaces — analysing how these small-scale projects can reshape how cities function and how communities relate to public space.

The book covers real case studies of pop-up parks, temporary pedestrian zones and community-led space activation, offering urban planners and designers a rigorous framework for understanding when and how temporary interventions produce lasting positive urban change.

A scholarly examination of tactical urbanism's role in reshaping contemporary cities.

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