South Harbour / Kirjava Satama , Helsinki/ Finnland

Verfahrensart
Offener Ideenwettbewerb

Wettbewerbsaufgabe/Competition assignment
The competition area is situated in a highly central location, covering the entire 23-hectare shore area of the Helsinki South Harbour. The area is an essential part of the city’s identity. The urban profile of the South Harbour opening to the sea can be considered the visiting card of Helsinki. The historical centre of Helsinki is also located close to the shore.
The purpose of the competition is to integrate the area more tightly into the city structure. The idea is to provide city residents with access to the sea and the opportunity to experience and create urban culture. New uses are sought for the buildings. It is also possible to construct new buildings in the area. The pas-senger ports and traffic solutions are to be developed further, since passenger ship traffic will continue.
“Many waterfront projects are about enlivening harbour or industrial areas no longer in use. The city is now planning the most valuable core of the capital – an area that is actively used by city residents and that hosts a busy cruise port. Today, a large part of the area is off limits to the public, and a lot of space is taken up by parking,” says Tuomas Rajajärvi, head of the Helsinki City Planning Department, describing the challenges that the entrants are expected to solve creatively.

Jury
Hannu Penttilä, Stellvertretender Bürgermeister
Tuomas Rajajärvi, Stadt Helsinki
Olavi Veltheim Stadt Helsinki
Satu Tyynilä, Stadt Helsinki
Ippo Forssèn,Stadt Helsinki
Heikki Nissinen, Hafen Helsinki
Mikael Nordqvist, Real Estate Department
Dr. Antti Ahlava, Finnish Association of Architects
Prof. Vilhelm Helander, Finnish Association of Architects
Prof. Steven Holl
Jussi Murole, Architekt

Anerkennungen/Honorable Mention
John Ottati Team, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Kyung Jae Kim
Mitarbeit: Gregory Haley · Haley · Heejoo Shi · Suah Na · Halley Tsai

Dylan Tat-Lun Kwok, Hong Kong, China
Mitarbeit: Hyejin Ahn · Maarik Eskola

Arkkitehdit Anttila-Rusanen Oy, Helsinki, Finnland
Jesse Anttila · Mikko Rusanen · Maarit Virkkunen · Lassi Hackman · Jukka Timonen

Made IN Architects, Madrid, Spanien
Manuel Alvarez Monteserin-Lahoz · Jaime López Garcia · Javier Gutiérrez · Alicia Domingo Merando · Max Sverre Stenersen · Elina Theno

Karin Krokfors, Helsinki, Finnland
Mitarbeit: Atús Pajor · Arvi Mäkitalo
Verkehr: Finnmap Infra Oy
Marko Ranta · Traficon Oy · Jaakko Tuominen

Effekt, Kopenhagen, Dänemark
Signus Lynge · Tue Hesselberg Foged · Simon Sjökvist · Gorka Galzada Medina · Toni Rubio Soler · Matias Labarca Clausen · Monica Capitano · Mortgen Vesberg Hansen · Agate Kalnpure · Andris Rubenis

Arkkitehtitoimisto A-Konsultit Oy, Helsinki, Finnland
Eric Adlercreutz · Hasse Hägerström · Jyrki Iso-Aho · Staffan Lodenius · Mikko Tanneraho
Mitarbeit: Jukka Salonen
Verkehr: Björn Silfverberg

Atelier Loidl Architekten und Stadtplaner, Berlin/Solingen
Leonard Grosch
Leifheit & Wessendorf Architects, Berlin
Grisha Leifheit · Jörg Wessendorf
Mitarbeit: Stefan Grieger · Benjamin Gutsche · Michael Gareis · Anne Mertins · Flavia Mameli
Verkehr: GRI GmbH
Bodo Fuhrmann · Duy Cuong Lai
Logistik: CCL GmbH, Martin Akar

MS architekti s.r.o., Prag, Tschechien
Michal Sourek
Mitarbeit Pavel Hrebecky · Tomás Filgas · Idan Zveibil · Thomas Zagdoun · Jiri Zeman