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    Essay — 1.2.2022

    Essay: In Search of a Hero – Stories of Aino Aalto

    Ulla Engman examines the stories told of Aino Aalto.

    Essay — 1.2.2022

    Deep, Deeper, Deepest Empathy

    When architects design a building, they usually think about the future users and inhabitants, perhaps even collaborate with them in the design process. Empathy can build bridges between actors. In her research, Helena Sandman found three types of empathy.

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    Phenomena — 1.2.2022

    The Rare, the Outstanding and the Everyday Grey

    Uniqueness or rarity most often determines what kind of buildings are highlighted in architecture and what is, in the end, protected. What will happen to those commonplace environments that do not fulfil either of the criteria?

    Phenomena — 1.2.2022

    When Minorities Talk about Architecture, Does Anyone Listen?

    Arvind Ramachandran interviewed members of different minorities on their experiences on the discussion around Finnish architecture and how it could be made more inclusive.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2022

    Architecture’s Forgotten

    Who will we remember, and who will we allow to slip into oblivion?

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    Panel — 1.2.2022

    What Is Taboo in Finnish Architecture?

    What are the points of view, themes and questions that have not received enough attention in architectural discussions? What are the unspoken taboos of Finnish architecture? We asked seven architects and architecture researchers to answer this question.

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    Editorial — 1.2.2022

    Editorial 2/2022: Cycles of Remembering and Forgetting

    Which buildings of our time get valued by the future generations is the result of an interactive process involving the media, professional institutions and the users of buildings and urban spaces.

    Book — 1.2.2022

    How Money Gives Shape to Our Lived Environment

    In his new book, Matthew Soules discusses what happens to architecture when it becomes a medium of finance capitalist investment itself.

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    Book — 1.2.2022

    A Profusion of Animal and Human Ornamentation on the Buildings of Helsinki

    Juha Ilonen's book makes one pay attention to the decorative themes and details in urban buildings that are often just busily passed in everyday life.

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    Visions — 1.2.2022

    Can the Urban Structure Reduce the Need for Service Housing for the Elderly?

    n 'Alternative' series architects improve the built environment with uncommissioned ideas. Sari Nieminen focusses on the city for the elderly.

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    Editorial — 1.1.2022

    Editorial 1/2022: Casino Chips

    The opening move in the tower block game in Finland was made by architect Sigurd Frosterus one hundred years ago. Tower blocks are still emerging in plans and visions – but what kind of urbanity do they create?

    Phenomena — 1.1.2022

    A City That Is Growing towards the Sky

    In recent years, large construction projects have brought changes to the cityscape of Tampere. On whose terms is new construction conducted?

    Essay — 1.1.2022

    Interpreting and Completing the Suburban Atmosphere

    In a suburban residential area, what are the elements that determine how the place feels? Can the atmosphere of a place be created through design? Two architectural researchers explore the relationship between architect and place.

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    Designer's Viewpoint — 1.1.2022

    How Is Experience Connected to Urban Design?

    The importance of social and cultural sustainability is often talked aboutout, but these values are not visible in the data that is provided for urban designers as a basis for their work. Harris-Kjisik Architects decided to collect this data themselves, when the development of the Itäkeskus district began.

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    Essay — 1.1.2022

    Visual Essay: Nothing Decorative and Nothing Functional

    Graphic designer Emery Norton studied the urban details found on a walk. 

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