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Multipurpose Building Riimi, Turku

The aim of the multipurpose building "Riimi" is to serve as a versatile service hub for all residents of the area and key facilities in the building include a library, youth facilities, a church, and community spaces.

Multipurpose Building Riimi, Turku

Additionally, the building will house numerous early childhood education facilities and health care counseling services. The massing of the building respects the original modernist urban structure of the Runosmäki area, creating a lively and active town square between the four rectangular masses. The building is composed of several sections that scale appropriately to the environment, offering varied and interesting facade views from different directions. The reference plan for a new multipurpose building in Runosmäki was created in collaboration with NCC and the City of Turku. This plan is based on the winning proposal “Kvartetti” from a 2020 competition. ONE Architects (Part of AINS Group) were responsible for the main and architectural design of the project: https://www.onearchitects.fi/ Kuvat: Kuvatoimisto Kuvio Oy, Heikki Räisänen

  • Multipurpose Building Riimi, Turku.
  • Multipurpose Building Riimi, Turku.
  • Multipurpose Building Riimi, Turku.

Customer
Turun kaupunki

Location
Turku

Size
5400 brm2

Completion
2024

Services
Principal and architectural design
Fire safety engineering

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