Light and Air
The three-storey apartment building blends in with the 1930s architecture of Helsinki’s Töölö district, in terms of both its appearance and structure.
Wooden Charm in a Concrete Neighbourhood
A CLT-frame daycare centre introduces fresh shapes and a pleasant milieu for children in Oulu’s Kaijonharju.
Thoughts on the Uncontrollability of the World
The resonance theory by the German sociologist Hartmut Rosa makes one question which aspects of construction we need to control and to what extent that control should be exercised.
In the Grip of the Abstraction
Buildings and their characteristics should be seen in relation to the societal conditions that created them – not only as a form of aesthetic expression, Pier Vittorio Aureli suggests.
Larger-Than-Life Creations
The tragic tales on unsuccesful buildings raise the question on what separates the creator from the creation.
Under the Trees in Turku
The wooden pavilions create sheltered spaces in the renovated Turku Market Square.
Not Only in Eliel Saarinen’s Footsteps
The mark of the hand of architects from several different eras was preserved in the renovation of Lahti City Hall.
Hidden in Plain Sight
The lighting poles in Helsinki’s Senate Square have been designed with exceptional attention to detail, even though no one is actually supposed to notice them.
The New School Fills A Quarter of a Block in Kuopio – with Many Different Characters
The Lumit Upper Secondary School is a welcome addition to Kuopio’s cityscape and school selection.