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TURKU EXPERIMENT / PART 1 

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First days of Revive experiment in Turku

The first three days of the REVIVE live experiment in Turku, Finland, have laid a strong foundation for our intensive two-week project, designed to explore creative placemaking and community engagement. Here’s a brief overview of the journey so far:

 

Day 1: Group Dynamics and Team Building

The opening day was all about connecting with the group. As they came together from different backgrounds and disciplines, the focus was to foster teamwork and create a sense of unity. Building these relationships was essential, as they will carry the team through the challenges of the upcoming weeks.

 

Day 2: Diving into Development

On the second day, the team plunged into the development phase. They spent the entire day examining the factors that influence their work and the community’s needs. This deep dive helped them understand how to better engage with local stakeholders. To top it off, they visited the Forum Marinum Maritime Center, where they learned about their development plans and witnessed a fantastic example of creative placemaking. The rapid transformation of a parking lot into a welcoming space for visitors demonstrated the power of quick, impactful changes.

 

Day 3: Serious Play and Prototyping

The third day focused on “serious play” as the group explored the tools at their disposal and created quick demos to visualize what’s possible. This hands-on approach allowed them to test their ideas in real time, helping to clarify the direction of their work.

 

As we move forward, the insights and connections gained in these early days are sure to guide our creative and practical efforts in making a sustainable impact. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue our journey in Turku!

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