Arvo 2, Tampere
The new extension to the University of Tampere’s School of Medicine, Arvo 2, offers teaching and research facilities to Tampere University of Applied Sciences and Tampere University of Technology.

About a third of the building’s area is occupied by laboratory premises and hospital demo premises that contain noise-emitting and vibration-sensitive equipment. The building’s architectural solution is based on high and spacious lobbies that make the space light and airy. Lectures, seminars, and talks are held in these areas, which serve as open learning environments. They also offer students and staff spaces to relax in. A desire for adaptability and openness of the spaces guided all aspects of the acoustical engineering for this modern campus building.
Customer
Suomen Yliopistokiinteistöt Oy
Location
Tampere
Size
24 700 brm²
Completion
2016
Services
Geotechnical engineering
Project planning
Project and construction management
Supervision
Acoustical engineering
Structural engineering
HVAC and building automation
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