Dipoli (the KOY Jämeränjälki property), Espoo
Through extensive renovation, KOY Jämeränjälki, Dipoli, was transformed into the main building of Aalto University, serving as a living room for students and staff, where the implementation of modern building technology required excellent collaboration from all parties involved.
This prestigious property was originally designed by Reima and Raili Pietilä as the student union building for the Helsinki University of Technology, and later served as a congress center, notably hosting the main venue for the 1972 CSCE conference. This monumental, culturally and historically significant protected building stands out with its unique and distinctive architecture.
Customer
Aalto-yliopistokiinteistöt
Location
Espoo
Size
11 000 brm²
Completion
2017
Services
Supervision
Fire safety engineering
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