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Observation phase – getting a first impression, building trust<br />

2<br />

Collecting insight and knowledge,<br />

understanding context and problems<br />

3<br />

Collecting ideas from inhabitants on<br />

how to improve a problematic area<br />

4<br />

Interacting with people, open exhibition and workshop<br />

5<br />

Proposition to ameliorate the existing situation, block party<br />

Figure 2. Steps <strong>for</strong> participatory process<br />

and to create initial connections with local residents. By walking around<br />

and observing the surroundings at different times of day, we got a feel <strong>for</strong><br />

the atmosphere and learned where services and other places of interest<br />

are situated. Simple questions such as “What do you think about Kannelmäki?”<br />

or “What are the pros and cons of Kannelmäki?” were asked while<br />

making our first encounters with residents.<br />

During the observation phase different resources within the area were<br />

mapped in order to know what already exists and to find channels through<br />

107 · Social <strong>wellbeing</strong> through participation in Kannelmäki suburb

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