Memphis’ ‘tactical urbanism’ sets example for the nation
The innovative approaches to bettering Memphis neighborhoods through tactical urbansim is beginning a national conversation. The “guerrilla movement,” as CBS News calls it, includes small efforts and large – they cite the new bocce ball court on South Main, DIY crosswalks, and the re-purposing of the Tennessee Brewery.
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