The Enduring Appeal of the Aaltos

Text Vilhelm Helander

The essays of nine researchers focus on the Aaltos’ international works and networks. The architects have already been extensively researched – how much in the way of novel discoveries can still be achieved?

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Published in 2 – 2019 - Education and Research

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