Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
infill
noun, verb
/ˈɪn.fɪl/

Definition
Infill refers to the process of filling in empty spaces within a developed area, particularly in urban settings.

Examples
- The city initiated an infill project to make better use of vacant lots.
- Many communities are promoting infill development to combat urban sprawl.
- After the demolition of the old building, the new infill construction created housing units.

Meaning
In urban planning, infill involves adding new structures to existing developed areas rather than expanding outward into undeveloped land.

Synonyms
- Completion
- Filling
- Density enhancement