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    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    Who Does AI Serve?

    Only time will tell whether AI can be harnessed to deliver more strength, utility and beauty for all, or whether it will simply be used to drive up profits, writes Toni Österlund.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    Architects Need to Learn to Embrace the Complexity of AI

    The future of architectural education demands a radical reimagining in how AI is integrated beyond its current role as a mere tool, write Pia Fricker and Toni Kotnik.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    More Convincing Designs with AI

    Artificial intelligence is especially useful in the early stages of planning – it enhances the factual basis and helps justify design solutions, argues Niko Kautonen.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    AI Is Not Born out of Thin Air 

    Before we can go into the possibilities offered by AI applications, we need to understand what it takes to produce artificial intelligence, writes Ville Paananen.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    AI Is a Tool for the Sustainability Leap

    Artificial intelligence can benefit architects, especially when there are many variables in the design process – for example, reusable building parts from different sources, say Ron Aasholm and Maija Parviainen.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    Industrial Revolution of Creativity

    At its best, generative artificial intelligence is an aide in creative work and brainstorming, Mikael Tómasson says.

    Editorial — 1.1.2024

    Editorial 1/2024: In Need of Heart Surgery?

    Recently, we have been reading a lot of news about the decline of city centres. Is the heart of the city permanently damaged, or would there be an effective remedy for the ailment?

    Opinion Piece — 1.1.2024

    Against the Human Scale

    The key challenges of urban planning extend beyond the human scale, argues Tommy Lindgren.

    Editorial — 1.5.2023

    Editorial 5/2023: Fine-Tuning Our Environment

    A skilled crafter knows how to combine existing pieces into a new one, to give a mass-produced item an individual look or to come up with a new use for unnecessary, unused things. This would also be a valuable basic skillset for each and every architect, writes Kristo Vesikansa.

    Column — 1.5.2023

    The Construction Industry Needs Tailoring

    What if architects applied the practices of recycled fashion in solving the climate crisis?

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    Opinion Piece — 1.5.2023

    Concept: Spolia – “An Ancient Tool for Contemporary Circular Economy”

    The history of spolia dates back to the collapse of Ancient Rome and following propaganda of the Christian church. Nowadays, it could serve as a tool for repurposing building components, particularly when it comes to our endangered, post-1950s building stock.

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    Editorial — 1.4.2023

    Editorial 4/2023: Master in the Forest

    Reima Pietilä can be seen as a pioneer of a mindset that recognized nature's intrinsic value on par with that of humans, writes Kristo Vesikansa.

    Opinion Piece — 1.4.2023

    Concept: Moratorium – “What if the resources spent on conventional construction were to be redirected?”

    In the Finnish discussion on architecture, the concept of a moratorium is particularly topical with the current heated debate on the fate of our modern buildings. Today’s discussion on climate change seems to boil down to a sense of urgency.

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    Column — 1.4.2023

    Who Cares about Land Use?

    Ideally, land use planning processes should consider concepts of global justice and planetary boundaries, but today, they are mostly driven by landowners’ profit.

    Opinion Piece — 1.4.2023

    Revisit: The First Sign of Criticism

    A Modernist manifesto emerged from the Finnish Architectural Review in the wake of the 1970s.

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