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- 23.08.2010
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- 10.06.2010
- Verfahrensart
- Offener Wettbewerb
- Beteiligung
- 75 Arbeiten
- Abgabetermin Pläne
- 31.03.2010
- Preisgerichtssitzung
- 14.05.2010
- Bekanntgabe
- 10.06.2010
1. Preis
Arkkitehti Oy Rajaniemi,
Juho Rajaniemi · Jouko Kunnas · Liidea Oy
Berater: Tuomo Vesajoki · AnneMO Kaitfors
Berater: Tuomo Vesajoki · AnneMO Kaitfors
1. Preis
Arkkitehtitoimisto AJAK,
Adalbert Aapola · Jarkko Kettunen
Mitarbeit: Henna Aapola · Ilpo Aapola · Jouko Kettunen
Pekka Rantamoijanen
Mitarbeit: Henna Aapola · Ilpo Aapola · Jouko Kettunen
Pekka Rantamoijanen
3. Preis
WSP Finland Oy, Helsinki
Jenni Lautso · Tomi Jaskari · Mirjam Larinkari
Björn Silfverberg · Olli Haveri · Topi Tiihonen
Mikko Peltonen · Peter Anton · Mikko Muoniovaara
Mitarbeit: Timo Metsälä · Annukka Engström
Fachberater: Mari Siikonen · Pia Salmi
Terhi Tikkanen-Lindström · Arto Kaituri · Jani Päivänen
Ilona Mansikka · Petteri Lautso
Björn Silfverberg · Olli Haveri · Topi Tiihonen
Mikko Peltonen · Peter Anton · Mikko Muoniovaara
Mitarbeit: Timo Metsälä · Annukka Engström
Fachberater: Mari Siikonen · Pia Salmi
Terhi Tikkanen-Lindström · Arto Kaituri · Jani Päivänen
Ilona Mansikka · Petteri Lautso
Verfahrensart
EU-offener Wettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe/Competition assignment
The competition task was to come up with an idea for and plan an innovative and eco-efficient futuristic urban unit for 20.000 residents and, as the second part, apply these plans to the Henna area in Orimattila.
The idea competition is related to the two-year InTo ressearch and development project, which is currently underway. Its goal is to create a new urban concept which takes the needs and goals of not only the residents and users of the area, but also sustainable development and society as a whole into consideration from day one of planning. The new urban concept will be applied first to the Henna area in Orimattila as a pilot project.
The idea is that the residents of Henna would not need to use a car in their daily lives. All jobs and services in the area are within a walking or cycling distance. Those working outside the area can easily walk or bicycle from their homes to the close-by Henna station, riding the train to work. Upon returning, they could purchase the daily groceries etc. from the store near the station an pick up their children from the nearby kindergarten.
Jury
Jouko Pöyhönen, SRV Group (Vors.)
Tuomas Lindfors, SRV Group
Anne Tiainen, SRV Group
Pirkko-Leena Jankonen, Stadt Orimattila
Raimo Ikäheimonen, Stadt Orimattila
Veijo Nykönen, VTT
Pekka Lahti, VTT
Jukka Linko, SAFA
Timo Takala, SAFA
Anna Karttinen, SAFA
Ankauf / Purchase (je Euro 5.000,--)
– Arkkitehdit Anttila & Rusanen Oy
Jesse Anttila · Mikko Rusanen · Maarit Virkkunen
Arto Ollila · Antti Haataja
Fachberater: Jouni Lehtomaa · Ramboll Finland Oy
– Microcities Architects
Mariabruna Fabrizi · Fosco Lucarelli
Anerkennung / Honorable Mention
– Joan Ramon Pascuets Iglesias · Monica Mosset Gou
David Uró Vilanova · Marc Farrés Moreno
– Powerhouse Company ApS
Charles Bessard · Ted Alexander Schauman · Peter Nilsson
Mikkel Stagis · Anne-Ragnhild Larsen
– ERAT Arkkitehdit
Mari Karttunen · Sebastian Lönnqvist · Tomi Oravainen
Mitarbeit: Kivi-Mikael Keller
Fachberater: Bruno Erat
EU-offener Wettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe/Competition assignment
The competition task was to come up with an idea for and plan an innovative and eco-efficient futuristic urban unit for 20.000 residents and, as the second part, apply these plans to the Henna area in Orimattila.
The idea competition is related to the two-year InTo ressearch and development project, which is currently underway. Its goal is to create a new urban concept which takes the needs and goals of not only the residents and users of the area, but also sustainable development and society as a whole into consideration from day one of planning. The new urban concept will be applied first to the Henna area in Orimattila as a pilot project.
The idea is that the residents of Henna would not need to use a car in their daily lives. All jobs and services in the area are within a walking or cycling distance. Those working outside the area can easily walk or bicycle from their homes to the close-by Henna station, riding the train to work. Upon returning, they could purchase the daily groceries etc. from the store near the station an pick up their children from the nearby kindergarten.
Jury
Jouko Pöyhönen, SRV Group (Vors.)
Tuomas Lindfors, SRV Group
Anne Tiainen, SRV Group
Pirkko-Leena Jankonen, Stadt Orimattila
Raimo Ikäheimonen, Stadt Orimattila
Veijo Nykönen, VTT
Pekka Lahti, VTT
Jukka Linko, SAFA
Timo Takala, SAFA
Anna Karttinen, SAFA
Ankauf / Purchase (je Euro 5.000,--)
– Arkkitehdit Anttila & Rusanen Oy
Jesse Anttila · Mikko Rusanen · Maarit Virkkunen
Arto Ollila · Antti Haataja
Fachberater: Jouni Lehtomaa · Ramboll Finland Oy
– Microcities Architects
Mariabruna Fabrizi · Fosco Lucarelli
Anerkennung / Honorable Mention
– Joan Ramon Pascuets Iglesias · Monica Mosset Gou
David Uró Vilanova · Marc Farrés Moreno
– Powerhouse Company ApS
Charles Bessard · Ted Alexander Schauman · Peter Nilsson
Mikkel Stagis · Anne-Ragnhild Larsen
– ERAT Arkkitehdit
Mari Karttunen · Sebastian Lönnqvist · Tomi Oravainen
Mitarbeit: Kivi-Mikael Keller
Fachberater: Bruno Erat
