Check out these great published manuals, toolkits, and resources that offer insight into the world of pop-up urbanism!


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The Planner's Guide to Tactical Urbanism

This guide was developed to inspire and inform urban planning practitioners, in order to engage the public in the act of city-building. 

(From: http://www.reginaurbanecology.com/)


The Open Streets Guide

This guide provides numerous case studies of successful Open Street events from across the globe. Included in this guide is a Best Practices and a Lessons Learned section that may assist in creating your very own Open Street events in your city. 

(From: The Streets Plan Collaborative) 


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Reclaiming the Right of Way

A Toolkit for Creating and Implementing Parklets

(From: UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs)


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Park(ing) Day Manual

A manual to turn a parking spot into a Park(ing) space. 

(From: Rebar)


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Tactical Urbanism Vol. 1

Volume 1 of a complete list of Tactical Urbanism interventions tools. 

(From: Street Plans Collaborative)


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Tactical Urbansim Vol. 2

Volume 2 of a complete list of Tactical Urbanism interventions tools. 

(From: Street Plans Collaborative)


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San Francisco Parklet Manual

The San Francisco Parklet Manual is a comprehensive overview of the goals, policies, procedures and guidelines for creating a Parklet in San Francisco.

(From: City of San Francisco)


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Temporary Use Handbook

Ready to try your own Pop-Up? This handbook from Cleveland's Urban Design Collaborative should provide you with some helpful guidance and advice.

(From: Kent State University) 

Pop-Up and Tactical Urbanism Links of Interest

Pop.up.Planning   Tools and rules for DIY urbanism and pop up planning.

Tactical Urbanism Here   Share, discover, and inspire tactical urbanism in Denver

Street Seats      An open source project documenting the wide variety of creative and informal seats, benches, and urban perches gifted by New York City’s small businesses, advocacy organizations, and everyday neighborhood caretakers.