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    Project Review — 1.4.2025

    The Difficult Art of Restraint

    The renovation of Finlandia Hall has sought to preserve the building’s 1970s atmosphere while avoiding the creation of a new temporal layer. Even subtle changes nevertheless pose a risk to the original architecture.

    Project Review — 1.4.2025

    New Lease of Life for an Architectural Gem

    Myyrmäki Church, considered Juha Leiviskä’s magnus opus, underwent a major renovation in which the ambience in the most central spaces was preserved.

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    Exhibition — 1.4.2025

    Quantitative and Qualitative Intelligence in Venice

    The 19th Architecture Biennale seeks answers to the climate crisis based on different types of intelligence. Locality is strongly present in the national pavilions.

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    Project Review — 1.3.2025

    Glimpse of the Sea

    The apartment buildings at the edge of the Haukilahdenranta linked house district introduce a new scale to the area.

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    Project Review — 1.3.2025

    A Hospital on the Arctic Circle

    The new extension to the Lapland Central Hospital complements rationally the old main hospital building, but at the same time represents a new, more humane healthcare environment.

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    Project Review — 1.3.2025

    A Park in a School

    The large school building blends seamlessly with its park-like surrounds thanks to two wise design insights.

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    Project Review — 1.3.2025

    A Centrepiece for an Office Campus

    The Hatsinanpuisto Park features a stream that is home to endangered trout in the middle of a business block.

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    Project Review — 1.3.2025

    Room for a Machine

    The cool and stylish heating plant follows in the footsteps of modernist industrial architecture.

    Book — 1.3.2025

    The History that Paris Skipped

    Justinien Tribillon shines a spotlight on the zone between the core of Paris and the suburbs, discovering a controversial and neglected side of the city.

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    Book — 1.3.2025

    Banal Revival

    The book discussing the concept of banal is a welcome addition to the ongoing debate on value and demolition in the construction sector.

    Book — 1.2.2025

    An Epilogue to Arava

    The non-fiction writer Mikko Laaksonen compiled a selection of post-war housing production funded by Arava into a book.

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    Book — 1.2.2025

    Information Without Meaning

    To mark the 150th anniversary of his birth, Birger Federley, Tampere’s leading architect of the Art Nouveau period, got his first monography, compiled by Juha Jaakola. The book, however, falls short on expectations in portraying Federley’s architecture in its national and international context.

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    Book — 1.2.2025

    Underrated but Essential

    One is hard-pressed to find an iota of information about barracks from general architectural histographies. To fill this gap, Professor Robert Jan van Pelt of the University of Waterloo School of Architecture has written a history on the underrated, prefabricated building type.

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    Project Review — 1.2.2025

    Where Can One Find Housing Reform?

    The reform of housing construction often requires completed pioneering buildings. We asked Jyrki Tarpio, a postdoctoral researcher in housing design, to evaluate the apartment buildings presented in the Housing Reform issue (2/2025) that originate from Housing Reform architectural competitions and the City of Helsinki’s Re-Thinking Urban Housing programme.

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    Book — 1.2.2025

    A Human-Sized Metropolis

    Tokyo can offer valuable lessons on designing on a human scale, embracing the layers of a city, and grass-roots urban development.

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