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Tactical Urbanism On A University Campus: A Case Study Of Crossroads On Dickson, Noah Berg
Tactical Urbanism On A University Campus: A Case Study Of Crossroads On Dickson, Noah Berg
Architecture Undergraduate Honors Theses
Tactical Urbanism is a method of creating temporary, low-cost interventions in a city’s built environment, aiming to test new ideas, gather community feedback, and create momentum for larger-scale changes. The approach is characterized by its focus on quick, iterative projects that can be easily implemented and adjusted, rather than large, expensive initiatives that take years to complete. Examples of Tactical Urbanism projects include pop-up bike lanes, parklets, and community gardens. The goal is to encourage community participation, foster a sense of ownership, and create a safer, more livable, and inclusive city. In spring 2022, a class called “Walk, Bike, Link” …