Abstract
The article describes tactical urbanism, its practice and theoretical prerequisites, as well as the sociocultural conditions for its application, which allow us to consider it as an actual direction in the design of open and closed public architectural spaces, working in the interdisciplinary field of urban planning, architecture, design, sociology, which allows creating a new or reverse engineer the existing solution through scalable interventions (the concept of "small things") and urban planning experiments.
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Zhogoleva, A. V., & Solkin, D. K. (2023). TACTICAL URBANISM AS A TOOL FOR TRANSFORMING PUBLIC SPACES. Innovative Project, 6(12), 50–58. https://doi.org/10.17673/ip.2021.6.12.6
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