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new working models between different stakeholders and individuals. Interventions may
benefit the public form and urban experience but it can also interrupt people and create
tensions within city places. Interventions can be regarded as forms as activism, which
“attempt to disrupt existing paradigms of shared meaning, values and purpose to replace
them with new ones.” (Fuad-Luke 2009:10). The realization of interventions in public
places can open a great array of ways for urban regeneration, from introducing servicebased
interventions to recreational experiences.
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