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    Article Collection — 1.2.2024

    How Does AI Change Architecture? 

    The six viewpoints published in the Matter and Intelligence issue explore how AI can act as an assistant in creative work, how it helps in designing more sustainable architecture, and what architects should understand about the ethics of AI.

    Phenomena — 1.1.2024

    From Industrial Romanticism to Office Romanticism

    Could emptying office buildings be saved by an upward trend similar to that which industrial buildings saw during the last century?

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    Case Study — 1.1.2024

    Revisit: Kuokkala Centre

    The Kuokkala centre shows that urban planning, at its best, is an endurance discipline.

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    Phenomena — 1.1.2024

    Threat to Protected Buildings

    Protected buildings should always be renovated preserving their distinctive features. Nowadays, more and more often, the proposed solution is demolition to make way for larger and more efficient spaces.

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    Research — 1.1.2024

    Helsinki is a Prisoner of its Geography and Government

    The growth of the Helsinki region is a challenge for the development of Helsinki’s city centre. The urban development ideals that have taken over the planning in Helsinki over the last few decades have failed to recognize the nature of urbanization in the long term.

    Research — 1.1.2024

    Urban Greenery as a Climate Action

    To date, urban planning has failed to pay due consideration to urban carbon sinks and the numerous other benefits of urban green. Researchers in the Co-Carbon project compiled a set of tools for architects and landscape architects to foster carbon-smart solutions.

    Phenomena — 1.5.2023

    Tuned to Destruction?

    Everyday tuning can help maintain and improve buildings, but in the worst cases it can even lead to the building having to be torn down.

    Case Study — 1.5.2023

    Six Lessons from Jyrkkälä

    The Turku district of Jyrkkälä shows that a problem neighbourhood of the 1960s and 1970s can be renovated in a sustainable way rather than being demolished.

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    Case Study — 1.5.2023

    Contextual Juha Leiviskä

    Juha Leiviskä had an unsung ability to fit buildings to their surroundings.

    Essay — 1.5.2023

    Quiet Labours – On Care and Yrjönkatu Swimming Hall

    What is it like to renovate a hundred-year-old building? Ulla Engman writes about the Yrjönkatu Swimming Hall and a type of care work.

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    Case Study — 1.5.2023

    Revisit: Vuoranta Training Centre

    Many types of intergenerational encounters define the faith of the former training centre in Vuoranta.

    Essay — 1.4.2023

    Urban Forest – an Object of Conflict or Care?

    Urban densification is often executed at the expense of urban woodlands, which the local residents do not always like, nor is it ecologically sustainable. Interwoven problems can be solved by expanding the sphere of care to the more than human worlds.

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    Essay — 1.4.2023

    Far from the Forest

    Discussion on the architectural potential of CLT has been largely overshadowed by its positive environmental effects, writes Tuomas Siitonen.

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    Case Study — 1.4.2023

    Erat, Still a Role Model

    Bruno Erat’s ideas on sustainable construction from half a century ago are still, according to Pekka Hänninen, the best Finnish examples of ecological architecture.

    Essay — 1.4.2023

    No Guru, No Method, No Teacher

    Who was Reima Pietilä, really? Roger Connah reminisces about his long-time friend.

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