Exhibitions now
Finnish Architecture – Biennial Review 2020
Finland’s biennial architectural review presents a selection of recent projects showcasing new trends and high standards of excellence in Finnish architecture. The works span the diverse fields of architecture and vary in size from small structures to whole areas. The review is organized by the Museum of Finnish Architecture, the Finnish Association of Architects SAFA and the Alvar Aalto Foundation. A jury of experts is appointed for each review to select the works to be displayed.
View the exhibitionAnother Generosity
The installation Another Generosity first displayed in the Nordic Pavilion at the 2018 Venice International Architecture Biennale, will now be premiered in Finland. The inflated installation, designed by architect Eero Lundén and his team, provokes us to examine the state of the world and architecture, and creates a place in the Museum of Finnish Architecture for us to reflect upon the future.
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VAPAA Collective: The Aesthetic of Disruption
The transformation triggered by climate change requires a complete redefinition of our prevailing society, states VAPAA Collective, the curator of the invitational exhibition in the Museum of Finnish Architecture’s Studio. The final version of the exhibition will not take shape until the last word has been spoken.
View the exhibitionDecades of Finnish Architecture 1900–1970
The exhibition takes its visitors on a journey into the Finnish architecture of the 20th century. Different features, technical solutions, materials and interior design are followed from decade to decade; from National Romanticism to Classicism and Functionalism, through the Modernism that created the country’s international reputation to the architecture of the 1970’s.
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