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(A)mending Architecture Education in the Climate Emergency: a focus on values and cultures
(08 / 2024)
articleResearch on architecture education in the climate emergency is heavily action focused: while there is a vast body of research around sustainability knowledge and an increasing amount of research on teaching methodology and ... -
Aaltoa ja Apilaa samalla sabluunalla
(2021)
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The accessibility activism of the disability rights association Threshold, 1973–1982
(2025)
articleArchitectural accessibility has developed since the mid-twentieth cen- tury, yet accessibility history has remained an understudied topic in the Nordic countries, particularly in relation to the intersecting historical ... -
Accessibility improvement models for typical flats: Mass-customizable design for individual circumstances
(11.08.2016)
articleElderly housing policies in Finland emphasize aging in place and preparing the existing housing stock for the predicted increase in the aged population. Timely home modifications that enhance mobile accessibility are a ... -
The actual performance of retrofitted residential apartments: post-occupancy evaluation study in Italy
(19.09.2022)
articleHousing retrofits are undertaken to reduce energy use and to improve ‘occupants’ indoor environmental conditions. Despite increased retrofitting of the Italian housing stock, there is a lack of data on their energy use and ... -
Adaptability of mass housing: Size modifications of flats as a response to segregation
(10.09.2018)
articlePurpose<br/><br/>When dwellings fail to respond to residents' needs, housing will suffer from segregation and buildings will possibly be demolished ahead of their time. This paper focuses on the lack of ... -
Aligning smart home technology attributes with users’ preferences: a literature review
(12.11.2024)
reviewarticleSmart home technologies play a crucial role in reshaping the use of residential spaces, aspiring to enhance user experiences and foster a more efficient way of living. Assessing the state-of-the-art smart home technologies ... -
Alvar Aalto and the industrial origins of Finnish 1940s community planning
(2016)
articleIn Finland the construction of post-war neighbourhoods started in 1950, but its ideological background was in the planning of the 1940s. As has been shown, the principles of Anglo-American neighbourhood unit planning and ... -
An analysis of space efficiency in Asian supertall towers
(10.11.2023)
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Analysis of Space Efficiency in High-Rise Timber Residential Towers
(06 / 2024)
articleHigh-rise timber residential towers (≥eight-stories) represent a burgeoning and auspicious sector, predominantly due to their capability to provide significant ecological and financial advantages throughout their lifecycle. ... -
An Analysis on Finnish Wooden Bridge Practices
(29.03.2023)
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Analyzing space efficiency in Japanese tall buildings
(28.07.2025)
articleSpace efficiency in Japanese tall buildings holds substantial significance, shaped by financial, societal, and environmental imperatives. Nevertheless, comprehensive studies addressing spatial efficiency in such towers ... -
Analyzing the key architectural and structural factors in the formation of tall timber projects in Europe
(13.05.2024)
articleAs tall wooden structures emerge as a burgeoning and promising sector, offering considerable ecological and financial benefits across their life cycles, their prevalence is on the rise, particularly in Europe. However, the ... -
Applying multispecies justice in nature-based solutions and urban sustainability planning: Tensions and prospects
(2025)
reviewarticleWhile substantial efforts have been made to identify and address issues of environmental justice in urban areas, the question of how to consider and plan for the concerns of humans and other species remains a major challenge. ... -
Architectural potential of deconstruction and reuse in declining mass housing estates
(26.04.2019)
articleIn Western Europe, many large housing estates have experienced spirals of intertwined physical and social decline. Such estates have wound up at the bottom of the housing hierarchy, which is manifested as high turnovers ... -
Architectural Thinking in a Climate Emergency
(2025)
anthologyWhat is the role of architecture – and the architect – in the Anthropocene? It’s an immutable fact: human activity is driving the climate and biodiversity crises that now threaten all life. The damage we inflict on the ...






