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36 Tactical Urbanism Projects by Designers

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Syed Shah

"Transition In Need, Reconnecting Fragmented Urban Ecology", Domino Effect & Urban Rhythms

This thesis explores how informal place-making shapes Karachi's urban identity through the evolving spaces beneath the Malir 15 flyover. It proposes a re-urbanism approach that reconnects fragmented pedestrian movement, vendors, and public life through a connective architectural intervention, transforming neglected infrastructure into an inclusive and active

Alex

CYBERPUNK-PUNK: Hacking Downtown Los Angeles

CYBERPUNK-PUNK is a speculative urbanism thesis imagining ten Downtown LA typologies built from the wreckage of a fictional failed startup. Grounded in Harney and Moten's conceptual undercommons, it translates revitalized cyberpunk aesthetics into critical infrastructure—mapping fugitive collectivity against the extractive logics of the neoliberal city.

Baoyi

Reclaiming Forgotten Urban Edges: An Experimental Approach

This project reimagines fragmented urban edges as connected public space. Developed through experimental research at Kelham Island and applied to Manchester’s Northern Quarter, it proposes a transferable toolkit of interventions to activate inactive urban fragments into continuous inhabitable environments.

Annette

Sports Urbanism- Sanctuary of Motion

This urban design studio explores sports urbanism in Pune, focusing on how sports infrastructure can be made more accessible, inclusive, and integrated into the urban fabric.

Shajiya

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BENAAM AJNABI-The Unnamed Strangers of Lahore

What's in a name? Exploring the Narrative of a Protest.

bogdan and Remus

RESIST AND MOVE

White pyramids that can either stay or move, carrying peoples thoughts.

Chenyu and Eva

PROTEST DRAMA

On March 31, 2019, a large-scale social movement called Anti-Extradition broke out in Hong Kong. The impact of the movement in Hong Kong includes casualties, urban dysfunction, etc. Behaviors such as occupation and resistance have obviously exerted enormous invisible pressure on the city.

John

The Lifeblood Of Society

An essay on the relevance of protests to society and architecture paired with conceptual solutions for improving spaces for protests.

Cesarina and Tiffany

TERRA EMERGENCE

Ai Solutions and Environmentally Based Decisions Joining to Reinvent Societal Norms.

Ivette

An urban social network

Our proposal implies a way to design the city thinking of all population segments, from little kids that start to discover their neighborhood to senior citizens that hardly go out anymore because their needs have changed. We designed a main collective adaptable space for different programs accompanied by a series of niche public spaces within housing blocks.

Ivette

An urban social network

Paul and 2 others

ProEixample_4.0

Taking inspiration from a previosuly implemented, greenfication movement in Barcelona, and using the Superblock scheme as a basis for investigation, ProEixample_4.0 poses the following questions: What does one do with the leftover road-area in a "car-free" city? And how could this new area be used to greenify the urban realm?