Tactical urbanism

[9] Tactical urbanism formally emerged as a movement following a meeting of the Next Generation of New Urbanist (CNU NextGen) group in November 2010 in New Orleans.

A driving force of the movement is to put the onus back on individuals to take personal responsibility in creating sustainable buildings, streets, neighborhoods, and cities.

[citation needed] Many of their busiest intersections reflect city standards from years past without modification as the quantity of vehicular traffic and associated speeds have changed dramatically.

While the perpetrators sought to introduce a level of humanity to the dangerous location, city officials stated that the change was a "deviation from the standard.

To call attention to this new condition, an unknown person installed two small planter boxes within the crosswalk with flowering plants.

Inexpensive street decoration and shade cover, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
Lowering speed limits by defacing signs is a form of tactical urbanism
Guerrilla gardening in Incheon, Korea
Handwritten wayfinding signage is a type of tactical urbanism
Street painting by Ζωγραφιά City RePAIR Project
Summer Streets in New York City, Park Avenue Viaduct
Pop-up bike lane, Berlin April 2020
Guerilla Grafting