Green
Planted and natural areas together form green structure. The scale of green structure extends from built yards to extensive wild landscapes. We have a strong vision of land-use planning and expertise in living infrastructure design which are our starting points to reconcile built natural environments.
Recognizing and developing landscape values is the basis for sustainable and adaptive development. We use nature-based solutions to provide habitats both for humans and other species. Northern nature is our source of inspiration. We interpret it in different ways in constructed environment, utilizing dynamic vegetation and biotope-based design.
Get to know our works
Central park of Nikkilä
The Masterplan for the central park of Nikkilä was created by utilizing the method of participatory budgeting. The aim was to encourage participation from the locals with the design and choices made with the park plan.
Masterplan for the Lounaispuisto Park and the historical surveys
The Southwest Park is one of the most important historical parks in downtown Jyväskylä. The history of the park goes back to the early stages of the Seminar until the late 19th century.
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 an introduction to the varied benefits that green space offers for the citizens.
Pitkäkallio ideaplan
The City of Espoo asked for different types of concept level idea plans for the Pitkäkallio area ranging from renovating the old ruins in the area to developing it for recreation use. The interesting history of the place was a starting point for designing the idea plans.
Masterplan for Jokipuisto
We got assigned to make the Vääksy river park a more inviting and memorable experience for residents and tourist alike. The area is a lively summer destination, currently known for the summer theatre and the Päijänne house.
Riihimäki Station Area Plan
The Riihimäki Station Area Master Plan includes land use, traffic planning, and architectural master planning for an area of 80 hectares to accommodate 5 000 inhabitants. The Master Plan for Riihimäki Station Area brings together disparate and detached neighborhoods separated by the bisecting railway line.