Blue
Water in the landscape forms a blue network. The network includes ground water, waterways and structures for the control and management of the built environment rainwater and meltwater. Water is a key element in environmental design, creating the conditions for life. It is also a valuable resource in the landscape.
Blue network design is strongly linked to climate change. Our goal is to maintain and increase the resilience of the landscape and cities, ie the ability to adapt to changing conditions. The relationship of the cities to the blue network can be seen, for example, in stormwater management and in the quality of surface water. We specialize in designing climate-resistant shorelines and resilient urban waterfronts.
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The Keilaniemi shoreline vision
Keilaniemi is the eastern port of Espoo and a rapidly developing urban district. Keilaniemi is located on the shores of […]
Hartaanselänranta
Hartaanselänranta complements the existing urban structure of Oulu and completes the Suiston Luuppi, which circles the Oulujoki estuary, as a […]
Resilient shoreline development at Vartiokylänlahti Bay
Nomaji defined the climate-proof shoreline development guidelines for the Vartiokylänlahti bay. Vartiokylänlahti is located in eastern Helsinki between Vuosaari and […]
Resilient shoreline development: case Isosaari
Nomaji defined climate-proof shoreline development guidelines for the Isosaari island in Helsinki. The challenge was to manage complex climate impacts from […]
Lammassaari
In 2016, the city of Helsinki started an EU funded project to improve the accessibility of urban nature and to […]
Ecosystem services information for planners
Nomaji has completed a compact publication for the City of Helsinki about ecosystem services in an urban setting. It is […]
Riihimäki Station Area Plan
The Riihimäki Station Area Master Plan includes land use, traffic planning, and architectural master planning for an area of 80 […]