Tactical Urbanism: Markets as Incubators
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The document discusses how temporary markets can occupy underutilized urban spaces and serve as incubators for local food, artisans, music, and start-ups. It provides examples of proxy in San Francisco which curated temporary uses over 5 years in a stalled development area, the Brooklyn Night Bazaar in New York which was a 2 month planned, 3 day event to address stalled development and regulations, and Flash Markets in Boston which designed new kiosks to match the visual identity of the district and support a local fruit and flower stand owner.
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- 1. markets as temporary incubators tactical urbanism Amy Shell 02.14.2014
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- 10. occupying underutilized spaces part-time occupancy single purpose key urban location insert market here
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