Nomaji Landscape Architects
Living environments inspired by nature.
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Rauma City Centre Vision 2050
The Rauma City Centre Vision 2050, developed in collaboration with our project team, the City of Rauma and local residents, establishes a shared direction for the development of Rauma’s centre and its surrounding areas towards 2050.
Alku – child-friendly landscape architecture
Alku (beginning) explores child-friendly landscape architecture and urban planning through four key themes: nature, play, movement and creating together. In addition to theory and design principles, the book presents practical examples from Nomaji’s projects over the past ten years.
Finlandia Prize for Architecture 2025 to Katajanokan Laituri
Katajanokan Laituri won the Finlandia Prize for Architecture in October 2025. Katajanokan Laituri is a solid wood hotel and office complex that brings a new kind of urban space to Helsinki’s maritime national landscape. Nomaji designed the roof terraces and vegetation areas, where nature and urban landscape merge.
Special expertise
Alku – child-friendly design method
Alku is a child-friendly design method developed by Nomaji that places children’s rights and holistic wellbeing at the heart of the design process. It can be applied to the design and development of all built environments.
Nature-based planning and design
Urban areas with high biodiversity are more resilient against disturbances. Nature-based planning helps maintain and enhance ecosystem services and biodiversity, […]
Landscape-oriented urban planning
Land-use planning has a direct and far-reaching effect on all aspects of our environment. Due to the sustainability transition, our […]
Science afternoon
In the Science afternoons we raise up-to-date topics related to the landscape and the built environment. We strive to generate debate and deepen the discussion of the topics. We believe it will lead to better practice.
