«Gardens of Sports Palace» promotes bottom-up initiatives, resident participation, and healthy living in Riga through temporary activities.

In 2021, the Municipality of Borgo San Lorenzo adopted a temporary use policy to revitalise public spaces, foster cohesion, and community-driven projects.

Regulations by Slatina Municipality facilitate temporary use of public spaces for cultural and commercial purposes via clear contracts

Reuse of private or public plots in abandonment or disuse plots for recreational uses, ecological and environmental promotion and social cohesion.

"Housing in Exchange for Renovation" provides affordable housing, revitalizes homes, strengthens communities, and promotes well-being and sustainability.

In 2019, Roubaix launched a call to repurpose the Couvent des Clarisses, focusing on rehabilitation, community engagement, and sustainable practices.

The Urban gardens project aims to make use of vacants lots by establishing a series of agricultural plots that are temporarily allocated to residents.

Bottom-up revitalization of an abandoned university building in Riga into a creative hub for social innovation, sustainable living, and co-creation.

The initiative aims to humanise urban spaces through greening and pedestrian-friendly measures in various locations, fostering diverse temporary urban use.

The Wołomin Community Activity Center (WAC) project revitalises a historic unused building, creating an open and accessible place for the community.

The project transforms a former brewery into a hub for social, cultural, and economic activities, creating jobs and fostering community engagement.

Febvrier Square Project, integral to the NPNRU is a tactical transitional urban planning project, pending an overall project for the city's entrance.