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Published in 1/2020 - Shared

Culture

Puuhi Community Space

OOPEAA

Architect Anssi Lassila
Location Multiantie 27, Soini
Gross Area 63 m2
Completion 2019

Architect and the person behind the idea, member of the local cultural association Kyläpääskyt, talk about the design process and aims behind the building: “Farmhouse Living Room, Church and Dance Floor“

Photos Anssi Lassila, Henri Hentunen

  • © Anssi Lassila
  • © Anssi Lassila
  • © Anssi Lassila
  • © Anssi Lassila
  • © Anssi Lassila
  • © Anssi Lassila
  • © Henri Hentunen
  • © Henri Hentunen

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