1. a large city block formed by combining several smaller blocks, typically by closing some streets to through traffic
Usage: urban planning
2. a large residential or commercial development that occupies an area equivalent to several city blocks
Usage: real estate; urban development

Examples

• The city created a superblock by closing two streets to create more pedestrian space.
• The new shopping superblock will include retail stores, restaurants, and office space.
• Urban planners designed the superblock to reduce traffic congestion in the downtown area.
• The residential superblock houses over 2,000 families in multiple apartment buildings.
• Barcelona is famous for its superblocks that prioritize pedestrians over cars.
• The superblock development transformed the old industrial area into a modern mixed-use district.