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    Column — 3.12.2025
    building design

    Good Content Doesn’t Justify A Clumsy Appearance

    Architecture is a form of visual communication, where there is no place for “pizzahutism”.

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    Phenomena — 3.12.2025
    young architects

    The New Wave

    What kinds of projects and ideas are taking shape on the desks of young architects? Eight architects, teams, or architecture offices present a project that reflects their approach to the built environment.

    Project Review — 3.12.2025

    With Lieto Church, Architects Were Given a Task Not Undertaken in Finland for a Century

    The renewed and extended medieval stone church of Lieto tests the most unshakable foundations of architectural heritage thinking, writes Panu Savolainen.

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    Opinion Piece — 28.11.2025
    education

    The Future Won’t Need Architects as We Know Them Today

    Architect education needs to be rebuilt from the ground up, if the profession wishes to be a player in designing a sustainable future.

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    Exhibition — 28.11.2025

    Lisbon Triennial Draws Attention to Human Contribution to Environmental Crises, But Ignores Concrete Solutions

    The curators, London-based, Swiss-Finnish architecture couple John Palmesino and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog, wished to ask how the Anthropocene is changing our understanding of cities, architecture and urban planning. Thus, the Triennale presents impressive array of projects exploring everything from archaeology to astronomy and from climate science to colonial legacies.

    Book — 28.11.2025
    history

    The Unknown Side of Eliel and Eero Saarinen

    Jari and Sirkkaliisa Jetsonen's new book presents residential buildings designed by the Saarinens, many of which have previously been overshadowed by impressive public buildings.

    Project Review — 28.11.2025
    schools

    Red on Red

    The first prize in the open competition brought the young architects a commission for a large school building in Lappeeenranta.

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    Project Review — 28.11.2025
    educational buildings

    A Lesson on Locality

    A new school in the Helsinki district of Käpylä elegantly plays with architectural themes from different decades.

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    Essay — 28.11.2025
    circular economy

    Post-Collapse Architecture

    The ongoing ecological crisis, climate change and other upheavals will inevitably change architecture. What will the architectural aesthetics of the future look like?

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    Editorial — 28.11.2025
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    Cycles of Change

    The new generation is having to find their professional path in a time that is characterized by both a deepening climate crisis and increasing economic, political and social uncertainty, writes Kristo Vesikansa in the New Vision issue editorial.

    Exhibition — 30.9.2025

    People and Urban Development Take Centre Stage in the Berlin Rendition of Pekka Helin’s Work

    The Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin shows a Finnish architect – at last.

    Phenomena — 1.4.2025

    The Fifty-Year Myth

    An often-repeated claim in the media and popular discussions is that 1970s buildings were not designed to last for more than thirty or fifty years. Where did this belief come from? Might there be some truth to it?

    Phenomena — 1.4.2025

    The Fate of Modern Office Buildings

    Without a heritage listing, the preservation or demolition of an office building is up to the property owner. The deciding factor is whether the owner can see beyond an outdated mass of construction.

    Opinion Piece — 1.4.2025

    The Other Side of Neighbourhood Shopping Centres

    By tearing down old neighbourhood shopping centres, we are losing not only high-quality architecture but also services, extraordinary culture and tax euros, argues Juhana Heikonen.

    Case Study — 1.4.2025

    The Tools of the Master of Light

    In Juha Leiviskä’s architecture, the light goes through changes and reflects the passage of time. This impression is created by more systematic design principles than is often thought.

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