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    Editorial — 1.3.2024

    Open the Box!

    The Finnish Architectural Review has followed theatre construction since the early years of our publication, writes Kristo Vesikansa. Instead of the generic facilities provided by the black box, many of today’s theatre-makers are intrigued by staging performances in other existing spaces, which then become an integral element of the dramatic piece itself.

    Phenomena — 1.3.2024

    Arenas of Urban Development

    Helsinki, Turku and Oulu are planning to build event arenas in central locations. In Tampere, an arena built above the railway has been in use for a good two years. What kind of cityscape is being constructed along these megaprojects?

    Case Study — 1.3.2024

    A Key to Modern Architecture

    In the 1970s, architect Pentti Piha was involved in developing and bringing to Finland the so-called black box stage, which performing artists are nowadays critical of. Through this critique, we can reevaluate the legacy of modernist architecture even more broadly.

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    Essay — 1.3.2024

    Dreaming of Socially Accessible Cultural Venues

    What might a truly inclusive cultural venue for all look like?

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    Essay — 1.3.2024

    Optical Vacuum

    For decades, the theatre space has remained in the background in the mainstream cinematic experience. Different kinds of experiences are available at film festivals.

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    Project Review — 1.2.2024

    Piloting Radical Change

    Located in Huopalahti’s railway station milieu, the new terraced house is built from solid wood and uses old, familiar solutions that are remarkably unfamiliar to modern construction.

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    Project Review — 1.2.2024

    Light and Air

    The three-storey apartment building blends in with the 1930s architecture of Helsinki’s Töölö district, in terms of both its appearance and structure.

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    Project Review — 1.2.2024

    Wooden Charm in a Concrete Neighbourhood

    A CLT-frame daycare centre introduces fresh shapes and a pleasant milieu for children in Oulu’s Kaijonharju.

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    Designer's Viewpoint — 1.2.2024

    A Recipe for Sustainable Construction

    The log row house in the wooden residential district of Honkasuo aims to be an example of how to build as sustainably as possible. Is it enough?

    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.

    Editorial — 1.2.2024

    Intelligence Matters

    It has been estimated that, by streamlining the design process, AI will make a large proportion of architects obsolete. We should not rush to take the current guesstimates too seriously, yet it would be wise to reflect on how much of an architect’s work can actually only be managed by the human mind, writes the Editor-in-Chief Kristo Vesikansa.

    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.

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