Event Info
What is Finnish architecture? New Academy Radio interviews Selina Anttinen
What does Finnish architecture actually mean, and who has been telling its story? New Academy Radio explores this question in a recording of the Open podcast, featuring Selina Anttinen as a guest.
New Academy Radio’s first series, What is Finnish Architecture?, invites researchers and architecture professionals to take a critical look at trends in Finnish architecture over the last hundred years and beyond. Topics include architectural education, design principles and the leading figures in Finnish architecture. The interviews and discussions add depth and nuance to the established narratives of Finnish architecture.
The series kicks off with an interview by Kaisa Karvinen on New Academy Radio, which focuses on architecture and urban planning. The team behind the radio programme consists of art historian Markus Lähteenmäki, architects Leonard Ma and Tuomas Toivonen, and graphic designer Nene Tsuboi.
Attendance
The event will take place at the Museum of Architecture and Design’s satellite venue at Eteläranta 6, where you can watch the recording in person. The event will be held in English. Attendance is free of charge but requires advance registration.
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Open Podcast Studio is a public platform for discussions on architecture, design and cities. The Museum of Architecture and Design invites creative professionals from various fields to produce podcast series that bring topical issues to the public for discussion. The public can join in at the studio: each episode is recorded in Eteläranta, and listeners can follow the recording before it is released.