Suurpelto III // Espoo // Finland // ALA
Suurpelto III is a proposal by Helsinki-based architectural firm ALA for an invited competition to design 40.000 sqm of housing units for the city of Espoo, Finland..
The site is field between an existing private house area and a new large scale office development.
Architecturally the design wants to create a gradient between the two surrounding scales. Ecological aspects, a shared space -traffic ideology and communality are the three key forces behind the plan.
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