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Phenomena — 1.1.2020

Flipside of an Activity-Based Office

An activity-based office increases interaction and creates innovations – or perhaps not. Virve Peteri, Academy Research Fellow, has studied workspaces of the 2010s. What kind of effects does an activity-based office have on working?

Phenomena — 1.6.2019

The Late-Capitalist City

As the murky ethical and societal implications of late-capitalism become ever clearer, is the compromise of our urban places a price worth paying for maintaining the current economic hegemony? Lee Marable examines the effects of late-capitalism on Kalasatama district in Helsinki.

Phenomena — 1.6.2019

Chapel Demolition

View to the main hall, 1970s. Photo Eero Suikki / Archive of the Museum of Finnish Architecture.

People — 1.6.2019

20 years of Exporting Danish Sustainable Architecture

3XN is one of the best-known Danish architectural firms in the world. What kind of approach to architecture anf business lies behind the firm's international expansion?

Phenomena — 1.6.2019

The Curious OOO

Mark Foster Cage Architects, Guggenheim Helsinki competition proposal, 2014. The proposal was never submitted to the competition.

Exhibition — 1.6.2019

The Poetic Potential in Structures

Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2019 tackled the multifaceted relationship of poetry and rationality in architecture. Marianna Wahlsten visited the Triennale opening.

Phenomena — 1.6.2019

On Doughnuts, Definitions, and the Troubles with Exhibiting

This autumn, the Oslo Architecture Triennale focussed on the problems of continuous growth. Dubravka Sekulić writes about her thoughts at the Triannale.

Exhibition — 1.6.2019

Le Chat Doré as a Stage Setting for Modern Life

The café Le Chat Doré was Birger Carlstedt and Karl Malmström's interpretation of the 1920s atmosphere. The reconstruction of the café is currently on display at the Amos Rex art museum.

Panel — 1.6.2019

Ecological Favourites

We asked a group of architects working in Finland to name an architecture project that has recently inspired them in the ecological sense.

Editorial — 1.6.2019

Editorial 6/19: The Long Run

Although the impact of economic trends on architectural practice is very real, as a profession, we seem not too keen on looking into the structures of the economy.

Phenomena — 1.6.2019

Statistics: Architecture & Economy

What is the economic stature of architecture in Finland? ARK collected some statistics.

Book — 1.6.2019

A Futurism Yet to Come

Kaisa Broner's now-published interview with Reima Pietilä more than 30 years ago reveals Pietilä's reflections on the nature and future of modernism.

Book — 1.6.2019

Architecture for Finance

Brasilian architect and urban planner's new book discusses the connections between architecture and the economic forces of the society.

Column — 1.6.2019

Architects Are Guarding the Future of Circular Economy

As we are progressing from the old, conventional linear economic model towards a circular economy, architects and planners are making some of the most crucial decisions, Nani Pajunen points out.

Designer's Viewpoint — 1.6.2019

Culture in the Big League

Completed last year in Fuzhou, the cultural centre consists of five main functions: an opera house, concert hall, multifunctional hall, cinema and exhibition hall. Pekka Salminen, professor and architect, tells about the project and the activities of PES-Architects in China.

Stories

Flipside of an Activity-Based Office

The Late-­Capitalist City

Chapel Demolition

20 years of Exporting Danish Sustainable Architecture

The Curious OOO

The Poetic Potential in Structures

On Doughnuts, Definitions, and the Troubles with Exhibiting

Le Chat Doré as a Stage Setting for Modern Life

Ecological Favourites

Editorial 6/19: The Long Run

Statistics: Architecture & Economy

A Futurism Yet to Come

Architecture for Finance

Architects Are Guarding the Future of Circular Economy

Culture in the Big League

The Late-Capitalist City