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Published in 3/2019 - Living

Project Review

Yellow-Brick Landmark

Jonas Malmberg

Senioritalo Gullkronan ulkonäkymä
Photo Tuomas Uusheimo

Rising like a landmark on Mannerheimintie street, Helsinki, the apartment building for seniors, designed by Huttunen-Lipasti Architects, is one of the recent infill projects that aims to densify the city in the spirit of current objectives.

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