Sustainable urbanism has become a popular expression in the realm of planning and design. The concept of sustainable urbanism revolves around the idea of managing finite resources for the burgeoning population. The ultimate goal of sustainable urbanism is community wellbeing and inclusivity, which align with the objectives of place making. The paper aims to explore the prospects of place making in achieving sustainable urbanism. The case studies demonstrate successful place-making efforts across the globe and underscore a variety of best practices. The conclusion deliberates on the challenges related to citizen participation and governance, highlighting the necessity of collaboration and coordination among stakeholders.