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14.10.2024

A human scale city is sustainable and loved by its inhabitants

For some time now, urban planning has been talking about a sustainable human scale city, one where daily services are within a 15-minute walk or bike ride. In urban planning, minimum standards are no longer enough – the goals are more ambitious, taking into account both sustainability and quality.

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5.8.2024

Urban greenery helps adapt to the climate crisis

The importance of green infrastructure will increase as the climate warms. Strategically designed green spaces help adapt to climate change, support natural diversity and enhance amenity. InnoGreen is testing how to transform tram stops into urban outdoor green spaces.

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15.4.2024

Smart traffic systems for the most functional city in the world

The City of Helsinki has set itself the goal of becoming the most functional city in the world. This means traffic that works, which requires constant improvement, data and intelligent tools. Now, Helsinki is on its way to become a pioneer in functional smart traffic systems.

News

30.5.2023

Helsinki-Uusimaa Award 2024 – Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Development 

With the Helsinki-Uusimaa Award, the Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council wants to offer a reward with the themes Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Development. This time the reward is given for activities furthering cooperation, culture and an ecologically more sustainable way of life in the region.

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24.10.2022

City Blocks Getting Tastier

Helsieni brings mushrooms to apartment buildings. The company takes part in the project Circular Green Blocks, aiming to accelerate circular and sharing economy.

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14.9.2022

Porvoo school heated effectively with waste heat

The City of Porvoo aims to be a forerunner in climate change mitigation. An ongoing project brings digital solutions for the improvement of energy efficiency and promotes the use of renewable energy in the buildings of the city.

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4.8.2022

Helsinki’s Circular Economy Cluster focuses on concrete examples

The City of Helsinki has an exciting pilot going on. In Lauttasaari, the western part of the city, the plan is to demolish 16 dilapidated properties and to use as much of the demolition material in construction as possible – preferably as it is.

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2.6.2022

Humble Timber – the answer to decarbonised construction? 

In recent years, the population growth has pushed Finnish cities, as many other cities globally, to set ambitious housing targets. With the new opportunities available to improve the built environment, will buildings of the future still be remnants of the past?

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18.11.2020

Drones contribute to advancing the carbon-neutral Helsinki-Uusimaa Region

Drones can be used to transport objects, monitor environmental changes and survey the safety of different areas – while keeping the amount of produced emissions at bay. A project run by three Finnish organisations pilots carbon-neutral drone services in the Helsinki-Uusimaa Region.