Book a workshop for your teaching group to our current exhibitions. Workshops are available both on-site at the museum and online. Our workshops are suitable for daycares, preschools, primary and secondary schools, high schools, and vocational schools. The group will be accommodated according to their age level. Please indicate your preferences and needs in the additional information section when making a reservation.

The museum is a diverse learning environment, and the curriculums encourage the utilization of the opportunities such an environment offers. Architecture and design are suitable for many subjects and for phenomenon-based learning crossing the boundaries of early childhood education and basic education.

We conduct workshops for teaching groups in Finnish, Swedish, English, and Russian. The maximum size for a workshop group is 25 persons. However, teaching groups with instructors can still participate as a single group, even if the group size is exceeded by a few participants.

FIX: Care and Repair
Explore and Play in the Cleaning Closet Room

What can be found in the cleaning closet? A vast array of cleaning tools of different colours, shapes, sizes, scents, and textures are meticulously arranged in their designated spots. What other uses could cleaning tools have besides cleaning? At the beginning of the workshop, the participants will explore the FIX: Care and Repair exhibition displayed at the Museum of Finnish Architecture with the workshop facilitator, engaging in discussions and fun physical exercises. After a brief introduction, the participants will create compositions using various cleaning tools. At the end of the workshop, all the participants will have the opportunity to present their compositions. Teachers or instructors can communicate the group’s needs and preferences during the reservation inquiry.

Additional Information and Considerations:

You can photograph the compositions during the workshop, and feel free to bring a camera or your own mobile devices. The photographs can be utilized as part of teaching even after the workshop.

The workshop involves cleaning tools made from different materials, which may cause allergic reactions. Please ensure that your group is aware of any potential risk factors (e.g. allergies) before booking the workshop. Detailed material information about the cleaning tools is available in the exhibition space.

Duration: 90 mins
Target audience: Early childhood education, preschool, and primary school groups
Implementation method: On-site at the Museum of Finnish Architecture (interactive “Cleaning Closet Room,” 1st floor)
Weekday price for teaching groups: €85

FIX: Care and Repair
Investigate and Experiment in the Cleaning Closet Room

Cleaning is a central aspect of the world of design and architecture, closely tied to usability, durability, and aesthetics. Where do you find cleaning tools in your everyday life? What kinds of cleaning tools inspire you to take action? In addition to cleaning, how and where else could cleaning tools be utilized?

At the beginning of the workshop, participants will explore the FIX: Care and Repair exhibition on display at the Museum of Finnish Architecture together with the workshop facilitator, engaging in discussions and fun physical exercises. After a brief introduction, the participants will create compositions using various cleaning tools with the help of instruction cards. Teachers or instructors can communicate the group’s needs and preferences during the reservation inquiry.

Additional Information and Considerations:

You can photograph the compositions during the workshop, and feel free to bring a camera or your own mobile devices. The photographs can be utilized as part of teaching even after the workshop.

The workshop involves cleaning tools made from different materials, which may cause allergic reactions. Please ensure that your group is aware of any potential risk factors (e.g. allergies) before booking the workshop. Detailed material information about the cleaning tools is available in the exhibition space.

Duration: 90 mins
Target audience: Secondary school, higher education, and adult groups
Implementation method: On-site at the Museum of Finnish Architecture (interactive “Cleaning Closet Room,” 1st floor)
Weekday price for teaching groups: €85

Continuously offered workshops

The Museum of Finnish Architecture’s  continuously available workshops provide an immersive exploration of fundamental architectural concepts, current phenomena, and the museum’s collections for learners of all ages.

Phenomenal

In the workshop, we utilize the museum’s collections and the expertise of our staff to explore the phenomenon that captures the learners’ attention. We discuss needs and preferences with the teacher or group leader in advance.

Duration: 90 min
Languages: Finnish and English
Target group:
kindergarten, school, high school, and vocational school groups
Implementation: on site at the museum
Price for teaching groups on weekdays: €85

 

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Architecture detectives

In the workshop, we explore the Architecture Museum’s Neo-Renaissance building through a multisensory approach and develop the ability to observe and compare various buildings. The activities are rooted in children’s experiences, playfulness, and the joy of discovery. How can one perceive a building? The workshop also delves into the concept of scale. Buildings are designed for their users. But what kind of person served as architects’ yardstick? Welcome to discover architecture with us!

Duration: 45 min
Languages: Finnish and English
Target group: kindergarten groups
Implementation: on site at the museum
Price for teaching groups on weekdays: €85

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Booking condition

Please make your workshop reservation well in advance, at least two weeks before your preferred date. Cancellations should be made no later than three days (72 hours) before the scheduled time. Failure to cancel within this time frame or late cancellations will incur the cost of the workshop. You may also reschedule your reserved workshop no later than three days (72 hours) before the scheduled time.