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    Article Collection — 27.2.2021

    Archives: Raili Pietilä

    Raili Pietilä and her husband Reima Pietilä designed several of the most original buildings in Finnish modern architecture.

    Case Study — 1.2.2021

    Revisit: Rajamäki School and Rajakaari Multipurpose Hall

    Rajamäki School and Rajakaari Multipurpose Hall were built in the 1960s as a shared effort by the locals. Now the Municipality of Nurmijärvi is planning to demolish the buildings.

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    Research — 1.2.2021

    Zero Arctic

    What are the lessons to be learned from the traditional building methods of indigenous peoples in future sustainable construction? The Arctic Council’s project sought alternative views to current planning and designing practices.

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    Phenomena — 1.2.2021

    Architecture from the Field Side

    Contemporary architects can be inspired by something as simple as a modest agricultural building. Barn architecture has become a global trend.

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    Phenomena — 1.2.2021

    Updating Monomaterial Construction

    For some time now, there has been talk amongst architects about the return of monomaterial construction. Elina Koivisto pieced together what's happening in the field at the moment.

    Research — 1.2.2021

    Research into Arctic Villages

    The cultural vitality of northern indigenous people has often been weakened by applying western architectural ideas to them. Anu Soikkeli is looking for more sustainable ways to carry out planning and design in the north.

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    Case Study — 1.1.2021

    Revisit: The Ruoholahti Canal

    Ruoholahti district, built during the 1990s, continues the grid structure of the Helsinki city centre westwards. The canal traversing the district utilises with classic themes of urban planning in a slightly modernized form.

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    Phenomena — 1.1.2021

    Crises Never Come Alone

    Crises have manifold effects on the society, as the Covid-19 pandemic has recently shown. However, a more resilient built environment can help prevent secondary crises from unfolding, which makes architects part of the solution.

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    Essay — 1.1.2021

    Guidelines for Reconstruction

    Coping with unexpected crises requires swift decision making also in regard to the built environment. ICOMOS has developed a tool for examining the effects of crises and to provide guidance in dealing with recovery and reconstruction.

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    Phenomena — 1.1.2021

    Revolution of Public Space

    Three experts reflect on the impacts of the pandemic on architecture and the use of urban space.

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    Phenomena — 1.6.2020

    Architecture for Everyone?

    In September 2020, our editorial office received a letter entitled Call for Action 2020 addressed to institutions engaged in cultural activities in Finland as a call for anti-racist action. In this article, we wish to reflect upon the letter and the questions it raises.

    Phenomena — 1.6.2020

    Return of the Industry

    Integrating industry within the urban fabric of our cities could contribute to their long-term sustainability. In the Malminkartano district of Helsinki, many principles presently considered radical have been on trial for some 30 years.

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    Phenomena — 1.6.2020

    The Future Lies in Africa

    Africa is urbanising at a fast pace. If western architects want to be part of the development, an attitude of awareness and humbleness is needed.

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    Phenomena — 1.5.2020

    Under Fifty and Soon Gone

    In central Tampere, there are plans to pull down the former National Workers' Savings Bank building to make way for a new, and much taller, development. This doesn't convince Anselmi Moisander.

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    Phenomena — 1.5.2020

    New Colossi

    Bigness is becoming a prominent feature of Helsinki’s cityscape. Antti Auvinen’s photographs examine the phenomenon.

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