The strategy of Temporary use in brownfields edevelopment process

Brownfields, or abandoned or underutilized industrial sites, are a major environmental and economic challenge in many cities worldwide. The redevelopment of these sites has the potential to revitalize urban areas. This study provides an analysis of the brownfield situation in Gdansk, a city located in northern Poland, and explores the potential for brownfield redevelopment in the city, including the proposal for temporary use of brownfield sites as a strategy to support redevelopment efforts. The study is based on a review of the existing literature, original data collection and analysis, and case studies of selected brownfields in Gdansk. The findings indicate that the brownfield situation in the case studies of this research is complex and that there are significant opportunities for brownfield redevelopment in Gdansk. The study has significant implications for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers interested in promoting sustainable urban development through brownfield redevelopment, especially through the application of temporary use as a catalyst for redevelopment efforts.