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Vaaralanpuisto daycare centre, Vantaa

The Vaaralanpuisto daycare centre represents a test case for application of the City of Vantaa’s new zero-energy concept in construction projects.

Vaaralanpuisto daycare centre, Vantaa

For the most part, the building frame consists of in-situ cast concrete, which ensures that the requirements imposed by the end users and architectural requirements are met. The staircase and its load-bearing structures, including pillars, are eye-catching architectural features. The building’s stylish appearance was achieved by using wood, such as larch, as the cladding material, which presented certain challenges for the design.

Customer
SRV Toimitilat oy

Location
Vantaa

Size
1 460 brm², 6 300 m

Completion
2018

Services
Structural engineering
Noise and vibration control

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