ALA Architects' Central Library Oodi and JKMM's Amos Anderson Art Museum Near Completion in Helsinki
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi, designed by ALA Architects, is nearing completion in Finland. Due to open its doors on December 3rd 2018, the library is situated in the cultural district of Töölönlahti, where it will sit as a ?powerful and iconic temporary design? among other architectural landmarks.
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Image Courtesy of ALA Architects
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi, designed by ALA Architects, is nearing completion in Finland. Due to open its doors on December 3rd 2018, the library is situated in the cultural district of Töölönlahti, where it will sit as a ?powerful and iconic temporary design? among other architectural landmarks.Situated across from the Finnish Parliament House, the scheme represents an interaction between the state and its citizens, ?a new avenue to promote freedom of speech and democracy.?
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Image Courtesy of ALA Architects
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Image Courtesy of ALA Architects
Oodi is intended to serve as both a traditional library for 100,000 books, and a promoter of digital culture. Arranged over three levels, the top floor is dedicated to traditional library functions through an adaptable space with glass walls, a wide balcony, and sweeping city views. The middle floor is dedicated to ?learning by doing? with urban workshops and digital studios, while the ground floor serves as an extension to a public plaza complete w...
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Image Courtesy of ALA Architects
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi, designed by ALA Architects, is nearing completion in Finland. Due to open its doors on December 3rd 2018, the library is situated in the cultural district of Töölönlahti, where it will sit as a ?powerful and iconic temporary design? among other architectural landmarks.Situated across from the Finnish Parliament House, the scheme represents an interaction between the state and its citizens, ?a new avenue to promote freedom of speech and democracy.?
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Image Courtesy of ALA Architects
The Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Image Courtesy of ALA Architects
Oodi is intended to serve as both a traditional library for 100,000 books, and a promoter of digital culture. Arranged over three levels, the top floor is dedicated to traditional library functions through an adaptable space with glass walls, a wide balcony, and sweeping city views. The middle floor is dedicated to ?learning by doing? with urban workshops and digital studios, while the ground floor serves as an extension to a public plaza complete w...
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