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Ugo Carmeni
The Finnish pavilion highlights the architects' ability to envision solutions to global problems
Archinfo is in charge of Finland's exhibition at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. In 2023, the Finnish Pavilion introduces The Dry Collective's exhibition Huussi – Imagining the future history of sanitation, which questions the sanitary solution we take for granted, the flushing toilet. The Dry Collective includes curator Arja Renell, architects Emmi Keskisarja, Barbara Motta, Eero Renell and Janne Teräsvirta and graphic designer Antero Jokinen.
Huussi critically reassesses our sanitation system at a time when the sufficiency of drinking water and food production is a global problem. The exhibition invites the global architectural community and experts to develop new urban-scale solutions that saves water and recycles nutrients.
The 18th Venice Architecture Biennale is open to the public from 20 May to 26 November 2023. Welcome to Huussi!

Pekka Elomaa
Finnish Architecture Navigator draws you a map of the best of Finnish architecture
Our web service brings you to the most interesting sites of Finnish built heritage and contemporary architecture. The service includes curated and themed selections, and buildings can be searched by location, architect, building typology and keyword, among others.

Anna Rusi
Archinfo is the New European Bauhaus contact point in Finland
The New European Bauhaus initiative connects the European Green Deal to our daily lives and living spaces. It calls on all Europeans to imagine and build together a sustainable and inclusive future that is beautiful for our eyes, minds, and souls.
As Finland's national contact point for the New European Bauhaus initiative, Archinfo participates in an informal EU-wide network coordinated by the European Commission for exchange of experience. The most important mission for the contact point is to spread information nationally about e.g. funding possibilities and New European Bauhaus Festival and Prizes. The Ministry of the Environment, the Ministry of Education and Culture and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment take part in coordinating the initiative.

Our values are to act openly, independently, and sustainably.
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Upcoming events
All eventsTAD Week 2023
29.09.2023–06.10.2023
Concrete dreams – and other perspectives on 1970s architecture
17.05.2023–15.10.2023
Helsinki
17.05.2023–15.10.2023
Aalto2: The Moderns
27.05.2023–22.10.2023
Nils Erik Wickberg Lectures 2023 – Interconnectedness through regenerative design
03.11.2023 13:00–16:30
Espoo
03.11.2023 13:00–16:30
Time Space Existence 2023: Meilahti Bridge Hospital exhibition in Venice
20.05.2023–26.11.2023
Venice
20.05.2023–26.11.2023
Aalto2: World Heritage
27.05.2023–07.01.2024
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We are specialists in the field of architecture. Our team’s expertise covers architecture, architectural communication, and event production, as well as architectural, art, and cultural policy. We hope to hear from you!
At Archinfo, we focus on three key objectives: to increase general appreciation for architecture in Finland, raise the profile of Finnish architecture internationally, and reinforce the societal importance of architecture.
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