The present article examines the role of the media in (re) producing positive and negative
discourses on tactical urbanism, through a case study of recent tactical urbanism measures …

The use of participatory visual methods has gained significant momentum in visual, urban,
planning, and geography research. This article provides methodological understanding of …

In cities around the world, skateboarders repair surfaces and objects for the purposes of play
using techniques to fill, smooth, and fabricate. Research in social and cultural geography …

This paper examines historical urban fabrics' challenges regarding quality of life and visual
disturbances despite their cultural and identity value. Regeneration and social-oriented …

Tactical urbanism (TU) is frequently used as an interim or low-cost solution to tackle a
design-related problem in public space. As the importance of good-designed public open …

High-speed railway (HSR) station areas are expected to benefit urban environments, not
simply as transportation or economic hubs but also as urban places contributing to living …

This article investigates the influence of tactical urbanism on planning for everyday living,
employing 'Parks for Children by Children (PCC)'s street play activities as a case study. Data …

There has been research on the significance of placemaking as a process for user health
and well-being and how that affects their way of life in urban planning and development …

This study explores the concept of sustainable placemaking from a spatial planning
perspective, focusing on Marabastad, a township in South Africa. Drawing on the New …

Typical urban participatory approaches engage citizens through lengthy sessions far from
the area under transformation by an urban project. Several issues result from these settings …