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Urban planning

low-cost, temporary, often citizen-led changes to streets and public space used to test ideas for longer-term change.

In urban planning, tactical urbanism refers to low-cost, temporary, often citizen-led changes to streets and public space used to test ideas for longer-term change. This meaning comes from Lydon (2015) in Tactical urbanism.[1]

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Lydon, M., & Garcia, A. (2015). Tactical urbanism: Short-term action for long-term change. Island Press. ISBN 9781610915267

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