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    Essay — 1.5.2021

    In Obscure Cities

    In François Schuiten’s comic books, architectural utopias quickly become dystopias.

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    Phenomena — 1.5.2021

    Radical Conservation

    Today, anything that is highly valued by a community can be cultural heritage. How should it change our methods for safeguarding built heritage in general?

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    Phenomena — 1.5.2021

    Messages from the Past

    Spurred on by the climate crisis, the philosophy of circular economy is changing the aesthetics of architecture. With more and more old building components being recovered and reused, we also need new concepts and methods. 

    Phenomena — 1.5.2021

    How Should the Old Be Complemented?

    Modern or traditional? We invited three experts to discuss how the debate on architectural styles could be brought to present day. 

    Research — 1.4.2021

    The Rise of Solo Living

    Almost half of Finnish households have only one member, and the same development can be seen in other Western countries. In her PhD dissertation, architect Anne Tervo found out that spatial needs of solo dwellers are rarely met in apartments typical in contemporary Finnish housing. One solution could be sharing.

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    Phenomena — 1.4.2021

    Would Joint Building Ventures Save the Quality of Housing Production?

    Contrary to what is often thought, joint building ventures have a long history in Finland. If things had turned out differently in the 1960s, joint building ventures could still be mainstream.

    Phenomena — 1.4.2021

    Design Work Begins without Drawing a Single Line

    In Vienna, joint building ventures and co-housing often go hand in hand. One of the recent projects is Gleis 21, a residential block of flats.

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    Essay — 1.4.2021

    Essay: The Call of Home

    In her essay, Iris Andersson chases for the definition and feeling of home.

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    Phenomena — 1.4.2021

    Residencies as Spatial Practice

    While residencies are an integral part of the culture and infrastructure of the visual arts, they are as yet less well-established in architecture. What does their role and future potential in architecture research and education look like from the point of view of residency programme organisers?

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2021

    Money or Your Life? The Church of the Three Crosses awaits salvation

    Alvar Aalto’s Church of the Three Crosses in Vuoksenniska, Imatra, has been closed since last autumn because it has suffered persistent moisture damage and would require urgent and extensive repairs.

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2021

    Models Take and Make Space

    Although digitalisation has diminished the importance of scale of models in architectural design, they may provide more space for the imagination than other design tools.

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2021

    The Visible and the Unseen

    The Lutheran Church has held centre stage in the history of Finnish ecclesiastical architecture, leaving other trajectories in its shadow.

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    Case Study — 1.3.2021

    Sacred Heart of the Brandenburg Airport

    The room of silence at Berlin’s new airport is a combination of illusion and strong materiality.

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2021

    Does the Ecclesiastical Architectural Heritage Have a Future?

    Declining tax revenues and high repair costs have put the future of many ecclesiastical buildings at stake. We asked three experts for their views on the situation.

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2021

    Discourses on Dogma – Alvar Aalto and the Church

    Alvar Aalto saw a parallel between his own architectural project and the Finnish national Lutheran Church’s adaptation to the twentieth century. In religion, as in modern architecture, tolerance bore more fruit than dogmatism.

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