he creation of temporary spaces fosters new engagement and perceptions of surroundings, sparking spectators' imagination and leaving lasting memories after their removal. The ideas for temporary architecture offer ambitious potential, creating more dynamic and varied urban spaces and facilitating interactive experiences between initiators and users.
Strategies include exploring, revitalizing, and highlighting spaces, as well as establishing non-programmed areas and involving external actors. Although the meaning of temporary architecture is complex to define, it is a concept that deals with far more than solely time and urban experimentations. It is a versatile concept that also can include aesthetic, environmental and social aspects, traditional aspects of landscape architecture.
This research aims to explore the integration of temporary architecture as a supplementary tool for landscape architects and urban planners, particularly in large-scale urban regeneration projects. By reusing space on a short-term basis about the value and meaning of temporary urbanism, it seeks to develop design principles for public space redevelopment.