provisionalsite

noun
UK /prəˈvɪʒənəl saɪt/
US /prəˈvɪʒənəl saɪt/

A temporary place where people set up something for a short time.

The rescue team built a provisionalsite near the river to store their boats.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A web page or online location set up quickly and meant to be replaced later.

The company launched a provisionalsite while the main website was being rebuilt.

3. A construction area used only during a project and removed afterward.

Workers fenced off a provisionalsite for storing tools during the bridge repair.

4. A short-term location for an event until the permanent venue is ready.

The festival used a provisionalsite in the parking lot this year.