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    Phenomena — 1.1.2025

    Ode to a Work in Progress

    Instead of clearly defined development projects, urban design should entail more continuous processes without predetermined end results. Ecosystem thinking offers guidelines for changing the focus.

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    Research — 1.1.2025

    A Child-Friendly City is Slower, More Permissive and Better for Everyone

    In a child-friendly city, play spreads beyond parks, and car users have to be flexible, envision landscape architect Mari Ariluoma and researcher Veera Moll. Through discussion, they found eight principles for planning a child-friendly city.

    Opinion Piece — 1.1.2025

    Where Did the Landscape Go?

    Urban nature is more than healthy and hygienic green space steered by science and technology, argues landscape architect Meri Mannerla-Magnusson.

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    Visions — 1.1.2025

    Natura conclusa

    What would cities look like if they were sometimes designed for species others than humans?

    Article Collection — 1.5.2024

    Internationalising Finland – Four Viewpoints

    Four architects who have made Finland their home discuss what day-to-day practice looks like here and the change that is needed to help the sector become more international in outlook.

    Designer's Viewpoint — 1.5.2024

    Third in China

    The Nanchang Poly Grand Theatre is the centre of the metropolis’s new district and PES Architects' third cultural building in China.

    Opinion Piece — 1.5.2024

    How to Integrate into the Finnish Workforce?

    To integrate fully into Finnish society, you need to learn the language, says Martino De Rossi.

    Designer's Viewpoint — 1.5.2024

    A Friendly Neighbour

    A new community hall and seven rental apartments have been forged on a cramped lot near the centre of Zurich.

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    Opinion Piece — 1.5.2024

    How Can Architecture Firms Support Multiculturalism?

    In many Finnish architecture firms, international professionals often face career ceilings at junior positions, regardless of their level of experience, writes Gülcan Ozan.

    Designer's Viewpoint — 1.5.2024

    Balanced Layers

    Adding new flats to a historic Barcelona apartment building called for adaptation, not obliteration.

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    Opinion Piece — 1.5.2024

    What Can an Architect Learn from the Working Cultures Abroad?

    In Finland, the process of execution of design project is highly standardised and bound by law. In India, there is a lot of back and forth between the worksite and the design table, which compensates for the lack of standardisation, compares Sudar Oli Gunasekaran.

    Book — 1.5.2024

    Writings of a Cosmopolitan

    Architect Sigurd Frosterus is often recognized for the buildings he designed – first and foremost, for the Stockmann Department Store in Helsinki – but his intellectual prose spanned from practically all fields of art to philosophy and the development of humanity.

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    Opinion Piece — 1.5.2024

    How Can I Support My International Colleagues?

    As individual practitioners, we can play a role in making our profession more inclusive, writes Arvind Ramachandran.

    Book — 1.5.2024

    How Modern Air Conditioning Came to Finland 

    Seija Linnanmäki’s dissertation turns the spotlight on the engineers of the 1940s and 50s and examines building technology as one of the key features in the modernization of architecture.

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    Essay — 1.5.2024

    The Domestication of the Foreign

    How do the local and the foreign come together? For Fernando Nieto, the adaptation process is two-sided.

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