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Kipinä multipurpose building, Hyvinkää

A multi-purpse building was built in the Hangonsilta area of the City of Hyvinkää.

Kipinä multipurpose building, Hyvinkää

The primary users of the building include Hyvinkää upper secondary school with its 950 students, Hyvinkää adult education centre, Hyvinkää Library and other education sector operators. In design, attention was paid to the connecting bridge between the school building and sports centre to be built on the adjacent plot and the bridge for pedestrians and cyclists planned next to it. The multipurpose building was realised under a project management contract model.

  • Kipinä Hangonsiltatalo from inner yard

Customer
Hyvinkään kaupunki

Location
Hyvinkää

Size
10500 brm²

Completion
2020

Services
Structural engineering
Acoustical engineering
Fire safety engineering

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