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Major works to visit include the Huvila K design by Saukkonen + Partners. This ideal leisure destination is located on a remote island, surrounded by water. The retreat serves as an escape for the residents. It is a linear entity that adapts to the changing landscape in nature.
Finally, take a look at the Art Sauna, Gösta Serlachius Museum Of Contemporary Art, by Mendoza Partida + BAX Studio. It is a continuation of the emotional journey that the Gösta Serlachius Museum offers visitors.
The new construction is subtle, intimate and domestic in scale. It blends in with the scenario of dialogue between art, nature and architectural form that it proposes.
Design: OOPEAA Office for Peripheral Architecture
A giant wooden periscope structure that serves as an observation tower engaging the viewer in a dialogue with the landscape. With the help of a large mirror, everyone can enjoy views of the landscape.
Architects: Melbourne Design Studios (MDS). This concept project creates a ‘connector’ between the existing Alvar Aalto Museo and the Cen-tral Museum of Finland in Ruusupuisto, inspired by Alvar Aalto’s architecture, paintings and design philosophy.
Seinäjoki Library Building, Finnish Architecture, Architect, Photos, Design Seinäjoki Library : Building Library Development in Finland – design by JKMM Architects 7 Nov 2013 + 4 Sep 2013 Seinäjoki Library Design: JKMM Architects Seinäjoki Library Building photograph © Mika Huisman Seinäjoen kirjasto The key point of reference for the new library design was its location … Read more
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Tampere Central Arena, Finland, Tampere buildings design by Studio Daniel Libeskind Architects: Finnish architecture news, development
Tampere Waterfront Design, Finnish Building, Architecture Contest Finland, News Tampere Waterfront : Development in Finland Tampere Redevelopment design by BIG Architects May 7 2012 Tampere Waterfront Development BIG Master Plans Tampere Waterfront BIG wins the competition to revitalize the city center of the third largest city in Finland. The invited design contest calls for a … Read more
The project for the expansion of the Gösta Serlachius Museum, presents an opportunity to explore a creative relationship between the existing museum and the surrounding landscape
Ski Resort Finland, Finnish Design Competition, Architects, Project, Info Lapland Ski Resort, Finland : Koutalaki Ski Village Ski Village Development in Lapland – design by BIG 13 Dec 2011 Ski Resort Levi, Finland BIG UNVEILS A SKI RESORT IN LAPLAND Design: BIG images from BIG architects BIG wins an invited competition for a 47.000 m2 … Read more
With 66 entries – the highest so far – and generally exhibiting a high standard of design, the Awards are a celebration of the very best in contemporary European architecture and recognition of the influence of copper in modern design.
BIG (DK) + Pirmin Jung Engineers for Wood Constructions (CH) + AOA Anttinen Oiva Architects Ltd (FI) + Vahanen Engineers (FI) + Stora Enso (FI) is the winning team to design a prototype wooden construction system for a pilot project in Kouvola, Finland that will serve as a showcase for the sustainable use of timber construction worldwide.
The east-west oriented building stands centrally on Kuokkala Square, the focal point of Jyväskylä’s Kuokkala district. The church is roofed and clad in overlapping slate tiles, and wooden and copper details around the entrances.
Apelle, House in Karjaa, Finland design by Marco Casagrande / C-LAB – new Finnish House, Karjaa home, contemporary residence in Finland
Olavinlinna Castle Canopy, Finland architecture design by Ark-House Architects – images and information about this historic Finnish building renewal by Arkkitehdit NRT
This biomorphic house peeks to the street from behind the rocks. A stair built of stone and a bridge out of steel lead to the main entrance on the first floor above ground level. One enters the building through an organic, white outer wall
Architect, professor Erik Kråkström (1919-2009) established an architectural office in 1950. He was also also known for his skills in drawing and painting.
Sauna Kyly design by Avanto Architects won Habitare design competition 2009 and was awarded the +1 prize for best new product 2009 at the fair by Forum magazine.
The work of Norway’s most prominent architect is exhibited in 18 built and unbuilt projects. Sverre Fehn is known especially for his museum and exhibition buildings and private houses