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We designed the structures for the Finnish pavilion for the Hannover 2000 world fair.
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1998-1999
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LänsiAuto Arena
Asteel structured multipurpose arena in Tapiola, Finland: total floor area of 17000m² and total volume approximately 27000m³. The seat count is 7145.
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1991-1993
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Myyrmanni mall, Vantaa, Finland
Frame above ground constructed using precast concrete elements - total volume 450 000 m³.
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1995-1996
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Kirkniemi finepaper mill, Metsä-Serla, Finland
Thelargest building in Finland constructed fully using precast concrete elements, with a volume of 980 000 m³. Using modern technology the construction was completed in record speed. The facility was awarded an honorary mention in 1996.
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1994-1995
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Metsä-Rauma cellulose factory, Rauma, Finland
Theworlds largest single-line cellulose factory, with a volume of 700 000 m³. The facility has been constructed fully using precast concrete elements.
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1997
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Hotel Holiday Inn, Pasila, Helsinki
Frame above earthconstructed using precast concrete elements, volume 58000 m³. Tight schedule.
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1980-90 luvut
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Extentions to the Helsinki Fair Center
Fair Centermain entrance and office extention and refurbishment. 400 tons on steel. Demanding architectural details.
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1992-93
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Masa Yards dock extention, Helsinki
Theextention of the Helsinki docks. 2000 tons of steel. Demanding work without interruptions to shipbuilding and shipyard functions.
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1998-1999
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Raasepori courthouse, Tammisaari, Finland
Areaapproximately 1900 m2.
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