micropark
Micropark is a term used to describe a very small urban park designed to provide accessible green space within dense city neighborhoods. Smaller than traditional city parks, microparks typically cover a few hundred to a few thousand square meters and emphasize compact, multi-use layouts that maximize permeability, seating, and shade. They are intended to offer ecological, social, and health benefits in places where larger parks are impractical.
Common features include durable paving, permeable surfaces to manage rainwater, native plantings, benches, play elements suitable
Microparks are often created through collaborative processes involving residents, local businesses, and municipal authorities. They may
Variations include rooftop microparks, alleyway perimeters, or pocket parks embedded in street fronts. The concept is