Nordicum - Real Estate Annual Finland 2014 | Page 29

Photo: SARC Architects

Keilaniemi area will include
almost 80,000 square metres of
residential building volume.

ly significant centre designed by the architect Aarne Ervi.
The next chapter in the evolution of
Tapiola Centre calls for a multifaceted urban centre with modern mass transportation
terminals, well-organised parking and maintenance arrangements, a wide variety of services as well as pleasant pedestrian areas and
meeting places.
Antti Mäkinen says that the objective
here is to strengthen the very best values of
Tapiola, uphold the quality of the environment and find guidelines for Tapiola’s new
success. “Tapiola 2.0” will see a new wave
of development that will introduce one million square metres of construction. Residential use – which has always been a strong
element here – should encompass abou