During our planning we also looked at other short films which were on the BBC website.
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SHORT FILMS IN PARTICIPATORY PLANNING Art has been used in planning to lower the threshold between residents and planners to increase the dialogue between stakeholders to offer alternative ways for residents to express their experiences of their neighborhood. Research project utilized short films in the development of Pansio-Perno residential area in Turku, Finland. The research explored the possibilities of moving images in encouraging participation and in informing the residents about the future scenarios of their neighborhood. Five underutilized places were selected an old school house a service center a lighthouse a wasteland a shipyard The residents had an opportunity to express their views about the future uses of these places via questionary. Short films were used to present these ideas to the inhabitants and the planners of the area. Short films were used to visualize the results of the questionary as well as to introduce the development ideas for the stakeholders. Extending art/research cooperation to moving images may open new possibilities for residents to express their experiences of places during participatory planning process. An old school house ART OR DYNAMITE? A service center SENIORS OR SHOPPING? A lighthouse UNCHANGED OR A VANTAGE POINT? A wasteland EXERCISE OR DANCING? A shipyard ACCESS TO THE SEA? Virve Repo [email protected] Department of Geography and Geology University of Turku, Finland Research, art and technology in the development of neighborhood https://tiedetaideteknologia.wordpress.com/
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SHORT FILMS IN PARTICIPATORY PLANNING Art has been used in planning
to lower the threshold between residents and planners
to increase the dialogue between stakeholders
to offer alternative ways for residents to express their experiences of their neighborhood.
Research project utilized short films in the development of Pansio-Perno residential area in Turku, Finland.
The research explored the possibilities of moving images in encouraging participation and in informing the residents about the future scenarios of their neighborhood.
Five underutilized places were selected an old school house a service center a lighthouse a wasteland a shipyard
The residents had an opportunity to express their views about the future uses of these places via questionary.
Short films were used to present these ideas to the inhabitants and the planners of the area.
Short films were used to visualize the results of
the questionary as well as to introduce the development ideas for the stakeholders.
Extending art/research cooperation to moving images may open new possibilities for residents to express their experiences of places during participatory planning process.
An old school house ART OR DYNAMITE?
A service center SENIORS OR SHOPPING?
A lighthouse UNCHANGED OR A VANTAGE POINT?
A wasteland EXERCISE OR DANCING?
A shipyard ACCESS TO THE SEA?
Virve Repo [email protected] Department of Geography and Geology University of Turku, Finland
Research, art and technology in the development of neighborhood
https://tiedetaideteknologia.wordpress.com/
