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    Phenomena — 1.1.2020

    Manifestos on Sharing in Housing Design

    How could the ethos of sharing be reflected in housing design? Katja Maununaho examines integrated housing projects in Central Europe, where the creation of communality and sharing is already evident.

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    Phenomena — 1.6.2019

    The Late-­Capitalist City

    As the murky ethical and societal implications of late-capitalism become ever clearer, is the compromise of our urban places a price worth paying for maintaining the current economic hegemony? Lee Marable examines the effects of late-capitalism on Kalasatama district in Helsinki.

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    Phenomena — 1.6.2019

    Chapel Demolition

    View to the main hall, 1970s. Photo Eero Suikki / Archive of the Museum of Finnish Architecture.

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    Phenomena — 1.6.2019

    The Curious OOO

    Mark Foster Cage Architects, Guggenheim Helsinki competition proposal, 2014. The proposal was never submitted to the competition.

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    Phenomena — 1.6.2019

    On Doughnuts, Definitions, and the Troubles with Exhibiting

    This autumn, the Oslo Architecture Triennale focussed on the problems of continuous growth. Dubravka Sekulić writes about her thoughts at the Triannale.

    Phenomena — 1.6.2019

    Statistics: Architecture & Economy

    What is the economic stature of architecture in Finland? ARK collected some statistics.

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    Essay — 1.5.2019

    New Levels of Landscape Analysis

    Conventional landscape analyses need updating. For instance, stormwaters are part of ecological systems, but their management can also produce meaningful urban places, suggests Daniel Falck.

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    Essay — 1.5.2019

    Reclaiming Expertise

    Architects can exert an influence on what is regarded as sustainable construction, but do architects understand their responsibilities? asks Lars-Erk Mattila.

    Essay — 1.5.2019

    An Architecture Shaped by the Wind, the Water and the Sun

    All too often, discussions about sustainability in architecture are reduced to the technical performance of buildings. Japanese architect Hiroshi Sambuichi's more lyrical approach inspires Maiju Suomi.

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    Phenomena — 1.4.2019

    The Bauhaus Is Dead, Long Live the Bauhaus!

    For the celebrations of the Bauhaus centennial, three German cities are opening and building new Bauhaus museums. The feedback on the projects has been controversial, reports Korbinian Schütze.

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    Phenomena — 1.4.2019

    100 Years of Bauhaus School and the Need for New Perspectives

    Anja Neidhardt brings into question the complicated history of Bauhaus and introduces new interpretations that broaden our understanding of the design school.

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    Phenomena — 1.4.2019

    The Attraction of Opposites

    Juhani Pallasmaa finds both similarities and differences in Alvar Aalto’s and Le Corbusier’s ideologies. We publish the essay originally intended for the catalogue of Jari Jetsonen's photography exhibition.

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    Phenomena — 1.4.2019

    Visible Space for Creation

    Design has long been taught at Helsinki’s Arabia district, and now a brand-new higher education cluster, specialising in the creative industries, is about to lay claim to this historic site.

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    Case Study — 1.3.2019

    Villa Skeppet, a Building and a Home

    What is it like to live in a house designed by Alvar Aalto? Sanna Tegel examines Christine and Göran Schildt's home in Tammisaari.

    Essay — 1.3.2019

    Seeking New Directions for More Human-Centred Housing

    Housing is like a mirror that reflects the kind of society we live in. What could we learn and what sort of perspectives could we gain if we were to look back in time?

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