Palvelualue: Child friendly design
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Alku – child-friendly landscape architecture
Alku (beginning) explores child-friendly landscape architecture and urban planning through three key themes: nature, play, and movement. It delves into the importance of interactive design and the participation of children and youth. The book is part of Nomaji’s anniversary year, and in addition to theory and design principles it presents practical examples from projects over the past ten years.
Leikin ja liikkeen lumo guide
Leikin ja liikkeen lumo (the magic of play and movement) – a guide to nature-based play and exercise environments by Nomaji is now published! Currently the guide is only available in Finnish, but English and Swedish translations will be available this spring.
Tahmela Daycare’s Microbe-Friendly Yard
Tahmela Daycare is located in Pispala, Tampere, near the nationally valuable cultural landscape of Pispalanrinne. The former daycare building on […]
Namika Areena
Namika Areena is Helsinki NMKY’s new sports hall. The arena will serve Helsinki NMKY’s diverse activities for children and young people, as well as physical education at Pakila elementary school.
Kuninkaantammi Forest School
At Kuninkaantammi Forest School, nature’s health and well-being benefits are harnessed, and efforts have been made to preserve existing trees, rocks, and other natural elements as much as possible.
Alku goes Carbon Play
On Saturday 26.8, Nomaji organised Alku workshop on the theme of Carbon Play in front of the Oodi library. The workshop was arranged in collaboration with CO-CARBON, as part of the Carbon Smart Green Infrastructure festival.
Helsinki Summer Streets 2022
The Summer Streets leading from Esplanad towards the Design Museum square brought the forest to the city. Nomaji and Sweco were responsible for the conceptualisation and design of the summer streets.
The Kruunuvuorenranta schoolyard and park
“Pelago” project is a result of collaboration between Nomaji and Rudanko+Kankkunen in the invited architecture competition organised by the city of Helsinki. The goal of the competition was to discover a vision and concept design of a new service block building in the Kruunuvuorenranta district and the southern part of the adjacent Haakoninlahti Park.
The Sipoonlahti school
The new Sipoonlahti school is one of the largest school centers in Finland. As part of the extension project, the entire schoolyard was renovated and a new local sport site was built in the area. The schoolyard serves as a versatile learning environment and is also a popular outdoor place for residents of the area outside the school hours.