Books - Rakennustieto Publishing
Our publications provide instructions for good design and building practices, aiming at solutions that are technically correct, cost-conscious implementation and guidelines that are in accordance with the law. We publish some 40 books per year in the fields of civil engineering, building design, town planning, architecture and legislation. We also have programs for cost estimation and project management. The information content is produced in Building Information or in cooperation with the government, organisations, companies and writers. Our range of English- and multilingual books on architecture are also available for international markets.
Professionals can annually obtain updated cost estimation publications and the Builders' Yearbook along with practical guidebooks, handbooks, research reports, textbooks and books on architecture. As for owner-builders, they can choose from a range of clearly written guidebooks on building, renovation, cost estimation and interior decoration.
Rakennustieto Publishing
In addition to books in Finnish, we also publish English-language architectural books for international markets. Rakennustieto is a unique publishing house, as it is the only Finnish publisher and worldwide distributor in the field of architecture. We want to spread information about our books on architecture, Finnish architects and Finnish design among readers worldwide. Alvar Aalto, indisputably Finland's best-known architect, inspires both writers and readers. This interest is reflected in our production, although contemporary Finnish architecture has an impressive forum as well. Please look at the book presentations in our online shop.
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13.10.2009
Alvar Aalto Library in Vyborg
– Saving a Modern Masterpiece
Authors: The Finnish Committee for the Restoration of Viipuri Library
Graphic design: Katri-Liisa Pulkkinen
144 pp., 400 images and drawings
45 e (VAT included)
41,60 e (VAT excluded)
270 mm x 220 mm, soft back with folds
Publisher: Rakennustieto Publishing 2009
ISBN 978-951-682-938-1
This book presents architect Alvar Aalto’s famous library in Vyborg, Russia, and the international efforts since 1994 to restore it, and which represent exemplars in architectural history and the history of heritage conservation respectively.
Within this extraordinary example of modernist design – its original plans dating from 1927 and constructed with modifications between 1933–1935 – is a catalogue of innovative concepts that reflect Aalto’s most mature and influential work.
Every restoration task dealing with a building as remarkable as this library becomes unique. The original intentions of the architect, the present physical condition and the future intended use together affect the numerous decisions to be made during the process.
The restoration of Viipuri Library has been divided into sub-projects that are being carried out in order of urgency. This book presents in detail all the sub-projects that have been completed to date.
22.9.2009 What's New in Finnish Architecture? - Newly Drawn
The book Newly Drawn presents nine Finnish architects offices that are
achieving rising international recognition, as well the young
architects who work there. How did they first start working together?
How do they work together? What have they achieved so far? What do they
expect of the future? Their careers are only just beginning, but
several competition victories, honorary mentions and significant
commissions show that the future is theirs.
It’s time to meet and greet Hollmén Reuter Sandman, Verstas,
NOW, Anttinen Oiva Architects, Lassila Hirvilammi, Avanto, ALA, AFKS
and K2S. The book’s personal and intimate approach brings the offices
closer to the reader. Following interviews with the personnel and
presentations of the offices, the book proceeds to the projects and
their unique characteristics. In this way readers can acquaint
themselves not only with the projects but also with the design process.
Each office presents 4-6 projects, both completed works and those still
awaiting construction. The varied and rich illustrations range from
portraits of persons and offices to project illustrations and photos of
completed buildings.
As well as presenting the work of the nine offices, the book
also includes an introduction by architect Mikko Heikkinen and essays
by critic Mika Hannula and architect Meri Louekari. The key words
throughout are: Plurality, Horizontal Networks and the Newly Drawn:
“There’s no unity, no illusion of one correct version. Instead of a
monolithic stalemate, these nine independent offices manifest loud and
proudly the opposite. There’s a plurality of means and ends, a wild
variety of views and practices that both converse and compete with each
other. It’s a productive and challenging mess that throws off the taken
for granted checks and balances for both themselves and anyone that
engages in discussion with them.” (Mika Hannula)
Newly Drawn is produced as part of a joint project organized by
the participating practices resulting in publications, exhibitions,
workshops and other events in both in Finland and abroad.
NEWLY DRAWN
Emerging Finnish Architects
Publisher: Rakennustieto
Publishing
Editors: Tuomas Toivonen and Nene Tsuboi
Graphic design: Nene Tsuboi and Tuomas Toivonen
208 pp.,
42 Euros
170 mm x 230 mm, soft back with folds
ISBN 978-951-682-940-4
More information, press photos and press copies:
Rakennustieto Publishing, Kristiina Lehtimäki.
Please see also: www.newlydrawn.fi
The book can be purchased from our online
shop, our bookshops and from bookshops worldwide.
15.10.2008
The Ark of Architecture - Selected Writings of Malcolm Quantrill
Architect and Professor Malcolm Quantrill has held an unusual place in architectural scholarship over the last 50 years. He has taught architecture and travelled extensively, from London to Finland, from Oman to Montana, finally becoming the first Distinguished Professor in Architecture at Texas A&M University. Throughout his career he has retained a close interest in Finnish architecture, writing about the works of Alvar Aalto, Reima Pietilä and Juha Leiviskä. Author and critic Roger Connah has compiled and edited this extensive collection of his writings – The Ark of Architecture.
The Ark of Architecture is both a reader and a re-reader of an acute architectural eye and mind. Quantrill’s texts move effortlessly from the literary to the architectural and his analysis of the work of memory, landscape, and some of the more unusual drivers behind Modern Architecture remain memorable. Quantrill’s methodology allows him to coax and at times subtly needle his ‘subject’ to produce unusual results. His interviewing of architects as different as Reima Pietilä, Norman Foster and Brian MacKay-Lyons show a lively movement of thought as he cleverly uses history and the past to ward off the frailty and often faddishness of the present. This unusual selection of writings, with interventions from the likes of Norman Foster, Kenneth Frampton, Bruce Webb, Marco Frascari and Stanford Anderson, deserves to be read by anyone interested in the vicissitudes of architectural writing.
By bringing this collection of writings together from this international architectural scholar the volume invites readers and re-readers to understand how each of us dates our own selves by dating others. This is a fragile process. Concerns thought relevant five or ten years ago often return. Yet we sometimes accept the guise of new critical thinkers instead of recognizing the patterns in those discarded or forgotten. To retain a fidelity to the original texts it has been important not to trim for the present and try and bring ideas up to date. Minimal editing of the past might be more respectful to the ruthless critical indifference of the present. (Roger Connah)
THE ARK OF ARCHITECTURE – Selected writings of Malcolm Quantrill
Edited by Roger Connah
Rakennustieto Publishing, 2008
Graphic design: Roger Connah and Mina Jokivirta
Softback with folds
240 pp.
42 euros VAT included
ISBN 978-951-682-892-6
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15.10.2008
Contemporary Finnish Concrete Architecture
Architectural photographer Jussi Tiainen has photographed Finnish contemporary architecture for already 30 years and has over the decades polished his recognizable style to the point of perfection. For this book he has photographed Finnish concrete architecture from recent years designed by well-known Finnish architects.
Finnish concrete architecture of the 21st century seeks clarity and simplicity. The nature of the material is now emphasised more than previously and the facades within the whole are unassuming and harmonious, and with carefully executed details. Also the plasticity of concrete has been utilised: the surfaces curve and bend – thin and slender structures, as well as heavy structures, have found their place.
Jussi Tiainen has skilfully captured in his photographs the versatile nature of concrete, its smoothness and coarseness, strength and sensitivity, hardness and softness, and light and shadow. For this book he has photographed the best of Finnish concrete architecture from recent years – 16 different buildings, ranging from public buildings to a single-family house, and from new buildings to remodelling projects. Among the architects’ offices included are JKMM Architects, Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects, and Heikkinen & Komonen Architects. The article at the beginning of the book by architect Maritta Koivisto, edtior-in-chief of the Finnish journal Betoni [Concrete], opens an interesting angle on the uses of concrete in building and architecture.
Concrete Architecture in Finland Photographed by Jussi Tiainen
Photographs: Jussi Tiainen
Preface: Martti Rautiola
Article: Maritta Koivisto
Rakennustieto Publishing, 2008
Graphic design: Maria Appelberg
Hard cover
143 p.
45 euros VAT included
ISBN 978-951-682-888-9
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11.9.2008
JOSÉ CRUZ OVALLE
Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2008
Rakennustieto publishes for the fifth time a book devoted to the work of the architect receiving the international Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award. The book, presenting the work of the 2008 winner, Chilean architect Jóse Cruz Ovalle, is published in both Finnish and English. The meditative texts and enchantingly beautiful images open a view into the unique buildings of a master of wooden architecture and through them into the rich architecture of Chile.
In his article "Wood and Space" José Cruz Ovalle tells about the starting points of his architecture, which can be traced to his studies in art, architecture and philosophy as well as his work as a sculptor: "Step by step I have come to conceive of all interiors from the point of view of their void and hollowness, understood as their centre, and not from their limiting surfaces. Light sculpture, comprised of several wooden pieces, allowed me to understand that beyond the block of unity, continuity must be built. This is also the case in architecture: to join together, to pass from the unity of each piece to the space..." Among the recurring themes in Cruz's architecture are continuity, spaces following in sequence and their relationship to the surrounding landscape, the distant and near horizons, the scale of man, and the importance of movement and touch. His way of describing the design process is simultaneously challenging and compelling: it is as if the reader, guided by Cruz, is walking into those unfolding continuous spaces. The reader feels the sensuousness of the wood, looks out to the horizon of the mountains or rests in the shade of the courtyard trees...
The architecture of José Cruz Ovalle is presented extensively in the book - 18 buildings completed between 1992 and 2007. In addition to his wood buildings, the book also contains significant concrete buildings in which wood has been used in the interior and for special details. Among the private houses included in the book are Cruz?s own home and studio as well as houses in Qinchamali and Valle Escondido. The public buildings include the Chilean Pavilion for the Seville Expo' 92, Adolfo Ibañez University buildings and the Explora hotels in Patagonia and on Easter Island. Among the industrial buildings presented are the Centromaderas factory and office buildings and the Pérez Cruz and Los Robles vineyard cellars. The projects are presented from different aspects, with texts and sketches by Pérez Cruz and magnificent photographs, taken mainly by architect Juan Purcell, as well as plans and sections.
JOSÉ CRUZ OVALLE
Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2008
Publisher: Wood in Culture Association
Publishing Company: Rakennustieto Publishing
Graphic Design: Anders Adlercreutz
176 pp., 48 euros
220 mm x 240 mm, soft back with flaps
85 four clolour photos, 4 black and white photos,
47 sketches , 43 plans and sections
ISBN 978-951-682-896-4
ISBN 978-951-682-898-8 (Finnish edition)
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18.6.2008 Alvar Aalto "A Gentler Structure for Life" - The stylish classic on Alvar Aalto's architecture is again available!
"I feel that there are many situations in life where the organisation is too brutal, and the architect's task is to provide a gentler structure for life." Alvar Aalto 1955
Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) was an exceptionally versatile and productive architect who, from the 1920s to the 1970s, designed in Finland and elsewhere in Europe and the USA hundreds of projects, ranging from private houses to city centres. In addition to designing architecture, Aalto also lectured, painted, and designed furniture and glass objects. The measure for everything he did was always man and the well-being of the individual.
Aalto's unique architecture is easily recognised: it shows in both the facades and the interiors, in the buildings themselves as well as in the surroundings, from the large scale to the smallest details. Aalto's lamps and door handles are well-known objects, and in their timeless elegance they are equally well suited for a family home as a public building. "Aalto's world avoids over-specific definitions. He is placed sometimes among the Functionalists, sometimes among the Expressionists or the representatives of organic architecture. He represented ecological architecture already before ecology existed --." (Markku Lahti)
A Gentler Structure for Life presents 23 projects by Aalto from the 1920s onwards, ranging from private houses to public buildings. Among the gems from the 1930s are Paimio Sanatorium, the Sunila paper mill and community and Villa Mairea. Included from the 1940s and 1950s are the Muuratsalo Experimental House, Säynätsalo Town Hall, Vuoksenniska Church and the Pensions Institute Headquarters in Helsinki. The campuses at Otaniemi and Jyväskylä, and the Seinäjoki, Jyväskylä and Rovaniemi administrative and cultural centres represent work over several decades. The Finlandia Hall in Helsinki, the Aalborg Museum in Denmark and the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Riola di Vergato in Italy, represent Aalto's work from the 1960s and 1970s. A Gentler Structure for Life, published first time in Alvar Aalto's centenary 1998, is the joint work of Markku Lahti, head of the Alvar Aalto Museum, and photographer Maija Holma. Apart from Holma's photographs, the book also includes Lahti's text about the life and works of Alvar Aalto. The clear and flowing text offers, in addition to basic facts, interesting descriptions on the everyday life and work of the master architect, as well as comments from Aalto's contemporaries and quotes from Aalto's own texts.
ALVAR AALTO "A Gentler Structure for Life"
Photographs: Maija Holma
Text: Markku Lahti
Rakennustieto Publishing, Helsinki, 2008
3rd edition
First published: 1998
175 pages, 240 x 340 mm, hard cover
Four four-page foldouts
23 projects, 221 photographs (many in full colour), 61 drawings
ISBN 978-951-682-475-1
64,00 eur
Languages: Finnish, English, German and Italian
More information and press copies:
Rakennustieto Publishing: kristiina.lehtimaki@
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Wood Architecture in Finland Photographed by Jussi Tiainen
Architectural photographer Jussi Tiainen has photographed Finnish contemporary architecture for already 30 years and has over the decades polished his recognizable style to the point of perfection. For this book he has photographed Finnish wooden architecture from recent years designed by well-known Finnish architects. The ten selected buildings are situated in different parts of Finland from south to north, from rocky seashore to verdant inland.
This book is a cross-section through the whole phenomena of wood architecture, from small-scale spaces to stunning structures, from housing to public buildings such as offices, churches, schools and conference and holiday facilities. The buildings are designed in different styles and built using different methods, from revived traditional 18th century building methods to present day flexible fir glulam post?beam?slab structural system.
"Jussi Tiainen's photography emphasizes the essential features of the material, how light meets wood softly, how wooden surfaces humanize the scale, how the structures receive natural and understandable dimensions, and how the material entices the viewer to touch the architecture. The wood material makes a difference in architecture. It has to be designed 'stick by stick', and the architect has to be aware of the influence of each selection. Even the small details are structural. Thus one could say that wood architecture is an absolutely structural architecture." (Martti Rautiola, Director General, Building Information Foundation RTS)
In addition to the photographs, the book also includes site plans, floor plans, sections and short presentation texts written by the architects of the buildings. The project presentations are complemented by architect Sarlotta Narjus's article 'The Wood Tradition Continues'.
Wood Architecture in Finland Photographed by Jussi Tiainen
Photographs: Jussi Tiainen
Preface: Martti Rautiola
Article: Sarlotta Narjus
Rakennustieto Publishing, 2007
Graphic design: Maria Appelberg
Hard back
143 p.
45 euros VAT included
ISBN 978-951-682-857-5
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Alvar Aalto Summer Homes
Alvar Aalto Summer Homes continues the series devoted to
Aalto's housing designs.
If one wants to find something in Aalto's architecture that is essentially Finnish, his numerous summer villas, many of which have remained unknown even to experts, would be a good example. Alvar and Aino Aalto married in autumn 1924. A daughter was born the following year and a son in the beginning of 1927. Like the typical Finnish family, the Aaltos built for themselves a summer villa...
(Markku Lahti)
Alvar Aalto Summer Homes presents small, intimate and personal summer houses and saunas designed by Aalto - his early works as well as later ones that have been published only rarely. Also included are two summer homes that Aalto designed and had built for himself: Villa Flora (designed together with Aino Aalto), from Aalto's early production, and the world-famous Experimental House. The summer homes featured in the book were designed by Aalto for his relatives, close friends or clients for whom he had already designed larger commissions. Villa Vekara, the Korpikoto Hunting Lodge, Villa Kihlman, the Enso-Gutzeit Country Club and Sauna, Villa Eino Manner and Villa Oksala were all individually designed and took into account the wishes of the client. As Aalto wrote in his well-known article 'From doorstep to living room' (1926): 'But if you want my blessing for your home, it should have one further characteristic: you must give yourself away in some little detail...'
Alvar Aalto Summer Homes is the third part in the Rakennustieto series of books devoted to Aalto's housing designs and it complements the picture of an architect who despite his international career preserved a genuine touch for Finnish nature and the Finnish way of life. Previously published in the series: Alvar Aalto Apartments (2004) and Alvar Aalto Houses (2005).
ALVAR AALTO SUMMER HOMES
Photographs: Jari Jetsonen
Texts: Erkki Helamaa
Article: Scott W. Wall
Foreword: Markku Lahti
Graphic design: Leenamaija Laine
Rakennustieto Publishing, 2007
128 p.
ISBN 978-951-682-857-5
More information: Jari Jetsonen, jetsonen@saunalahti.fi
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Wooden Urban Villages - Examples of Modern Wooden Towns
Fresh light on modern wooden town construction.
This book tells the success story of Finnish wood construction and throws new light on the direction of housing construction in Finland today, where more than a decade of development and construction of modern wooden towns and compact, low-rise housing has created a wealth of knowledge and a diverse variety of pioneering and resident-oriented wooden residential milieux.
For many Finns, human-scale, independent and close-to-nature living has become the modern day dream. Residential environments that are urbanly compact, yet low-rise have been explored as a solution to the need for complementary building that supports both sustainable development of Finland's growth centres and diversification of its housing supply. Communal, low-rise residential milieux, or urban villages, are being looked to as an answer to this growing demand.
Modern wooden town construction is investigated from three key perspectives: past and present studies, experiences and newly completed building projects. The book's expert commentary and presentations of completed wooden housing areas showcase the best of Finnish expertise in wood construction and highlight the myriad possibilities of building in wood.
English and Finnish texts.
Wooden Urban Villages - Examples of Modern Wooden Towns
Markku Karjalainen and Riku Patokoski
Publishing company: Rakennustieto Publishing
Publisher: Puuinfo Oy
ISBN: 978-951-682-844-5
168 pp.
34 euros, VAT incl.
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Finnish Sauna - Design and Construction
A reference book for those building their own sauna
What factors should be considered in the design of a good Finnish sauna?
Finnish Sauna - Design and Construction contains information and instructions for the design of a good Finnish sauna, with sections on sauna rooms, components, seating platforms and furnishings, and the planning of the related heating, ventilation and electrical installations, as well as the properties of sauna stoves and their selection.
The information contained in Finnish Sauna - Design and Construction has been collected from the Building Information Files for architects and builders and represents the best know-how available in Finland. All the facts and principles are based on a long tradition of practical knowledge over generations and which in recent times has been continuously updated through the committee work of top professionals.
Finnish Sauna - Design and Construction also contains a chapter concerning the historical development of the sauna, as well as a chapter presenting instructions for building a traditional smoke sauna. There are also three examples of contemporary Finnish saunas introduced at the end of the book.
The planning and design of a sauna proceed from the specific requirements of the users. This book provides the basis for a successful sauna project.
Finnish Sauna - Design and Construction
6th, revised edition
Publishing company: Rakennustieto
Publishing ISBN: 978-951-682-856-8
117 pp.
26 euros, VAT incl.
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Office Buildings in Finland
This book presents 14 Finnish office buildings from the present century. The nature of the book is markedly 'professional'. In a way it is a handbook of office building design in which the buildings are presented on several pages with their floor plans and technical details giving the reader a thorough idea of each building and the planning background, as well as learning how to design the Finnish way. The selection of projects in the book has been made by Reijo Jallinoja, professor of architecture. The project presentations are complemented by architect Panu Lehtovuori's article 'The Office Building as a site for urban innovation'.
The book aspires to create a wide perspective on the various trends in current Finnish office architecture. If the contents of the book had to be summed up in a few words, it would be 'humane high-technology'. Office Buildings in Finland offers fresh ideas for architects and students within the building profession, as well as everyone interested in contemporary architecture.
Office Buildings in Finland
Publisher: The Association of Finnish Architects' Offices ATL
Publishing company: Rakennustieto Publishing
Graphic design: Katri-Liisa Pulkkinen
46 euros, VAT incl.
ISBN 978-951-682-808-7
More information: architect, executive director Vesa Juola/ The Association of Finnish Architects? Offices,
vesa.juola@atl.fi
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Archipelago - Essays on Architecture
Twenty-three essays and poems from a range of architects, curators, academics, historians, philosophers and students, represent the breadth and diversity of Juhani Pallasmaa's friendships and his presence in the dynamic of architectural culture. However, a parallel intention of Archipelago is to open further doors and windows into architecture's past, present and future. Each of the essays can be read as singular efforts in research or meditation, immediately accessible to anyone concerned with the essential nature of the discipline and the ethical practice of the profession. Archipelago is a gift given twice over: once to an inspiring Finnish architect and scholar Juhani Pallasmaa for his 70th birthday, and a second time to the ongoing discussions of architecture existing and continuing well beyond the boundaries of this immediate archipelago of participants.
Essays by Marlon Blackwell, Kenneth Frampton, Kristian Gullichsen, Karsten Harries, John Hejduk, Mikko Heikkinen, Dan Hoffman, Steven Holl, Markku Komonen, Esa Laaksonen, Daniel Libeskind, Robert McCarter, Alberto Pérez-Gómez, Nina Stritzler-Levine, Philip Tidwell, Billie Tsien, Leslie Van Duzer, Ben Weese, Cynthia Weese, Tod Williams, Colin St. John Wilson, Peter Zumthor
Archipelago
Essays on Architecture
Edited by Peter McKeith
232 pages
42 euros
ISBN-10: 951-682-806-X
Press copies: Rakennustieto Oy
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Zumthor - Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2006
"There is a special feel to living in a room of solid joined beams, a room not simply clad in wood but made of wood through and through", says Peter Zumthor, the fourth recipient of the international Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award.
He explains in his interesting article 'The Body of Wood' his ideas of designing and constructing traditional log cabins. This book presents three projects by him: Haus Luzi , realised in 2002, and Haus Annalisa and Pension Briol which are still plans. These are featured with beautiful watercolour sketches, and models and plans, which give a good idea of the designing process. Zumthor
Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2006
Publisher: Wood in Culture Association
Publishing company: Rakennustieto Oy
80 pp
44 euros
ISBN 951-682-807-8
Press copies: Rakennustieto Oy
Kristiina Lehtimäki (e-mail: kristiina.lehtimaki@
rakennustieto.fi)
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