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The apartment building for seniors by Huttunen-Lipasti Architects is one of the recent infill projects that aims to densify Helsinki in the spirit of current objectives.
A manor designed by the architect trio Gesellius-Lindgren-Saarinen was one of the most perfect total works of art in Finnish Art Nouveau. Exhibition in the Museum of Finnish Architecture showcases the building.
The exhibition by the Design Museum, London, sheds an eye on the idea of home through past visions 20th century.
British architectural writer combines wittiness, nosiness, old and new, as well as high and low culture in his essay collection.
To mark the 10th anniversary, selected highlights from Apartamento's back issues have been brought together as a book.
A new block of flats by Anttinen Oiva Architects complements a central spot in a traditional Helsinki district. also the local residents have welcomed the newcomer
The first stage of the Metropolia University of Applied Sciences’s large campus in Helsinki, Building A, was inaugurated in January 2019. Elina Koivisto visits the building.
The essays of nine researchers focus on the Aaltos’ international works and networks. The architects have already been extensively researched – how much in the way of novel discoveries can still be achieved?
A collection of texts showcases recent studies and projects related to intersectional feminism and space.
Article collection provides an overview of architectural education as it is being offered in the Nordic countries today.
Pauli E. Blomstedt's design for a new Kansanteatteri theatre building at Helsinki’s Hakaniemi Market Square was never built. The exhibition at the Musum of Finnish Architecture brings the forgotten theatre plans out from the archives and draws parallels to the present.
A German publisher's architectural guide and British lifestyle magazine's city guide offer two differing viewpoints to the Finnish capital.
International article collection marks the 30th anniversary of Harris-Kjisik Architects.
Jan Gehl's ten-year-old Cities for People got its Finnish translation in 2018. Simplified arguments in the book hamper a historically aware development in the field of urban planning, argues Tommy Kaj Lindgren.
Lee Marable examines how Helsinki Central Library Oodi reflects current values and ideals of the surrounding society – and finds connections to capitalism.
