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The study assesses the 'Rohejälg' project in Tallinn, focusing on how temporary spatial interventions affect public space usage. At Raekoja Square, a temporary park successfully democratized the area by providing a non-commercial resting space, though it lacked shade and water. In the Linnahall area, interventions like new benches and a community sauna improved accessibility and user experience, although the region remains heavily car-centric. The report concludes that tactical urbanism is an effective tool for testing sustainable, human-centric urban design before implementing permanent changes.