Finnish Architecture

museum

Projects (37)

Hazy photograph of a cemetery, with an aluminium building in the background featuring pitched roofs of varying heights.

The Lost Shtetl Jewish Museum

Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects, Šeduva 2025
ARKKITEHDIT DAVIDSSON TARKELA 20210929, Kuopion museo, Kuopio

Kuopio Museum Renovation and Extension

Davidsson Tarkela Architects, Kuopio 2020
Black wooden building with large window on top of the building surrounded by a metal frame.

Chappe Art Museum

JKMM Architects, Raasepori 2023
Aerial view of Tennispalatsi building.

Tennis Palace

Helge Lundström, Helsinki 1937
Terrace

Sarka Finnish Museum of Agriculture

Sarc Architects, Loimaa 2005
Glass extension in the Art Nouveau building

Turku Art Museum

Gustaf Nyström, Turku 1904
Lobby with glass roof

Ateneum Art Museum Extension

LPR Architects, Helsinki 2000
Main elevation of the museum

Suomenlinna Museum

LPR Architects, Helsinki 1998
Linnanpuomi building

Forum Marinum

LPR Architects +2, Turku 1999
Åland Maritime Museum 6

Åland Maritime Museum

Jonas Cedercreutz +2, Mariehamn 2012
Path to the main entrance

The Finnish Nature Centre Haltia

Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects, Espoo 2013
Main entrance

Aino and Jean Sibelius' Ainola

Lars Sonck, Järvenpää 1904
Building with three floors, streetscape

Learned Societies Building

Magnus Schjerfbeck, Helsinki 1899
Provincial archive building

The Provincial Archives of Hämeenlinna

Heikkinen-Komonen Architects, Hämeenlinna 2009
Prefabricated plastic Futuro House

Futuro House

Matti Suuronen, Espoo 1968
Art museum situated in a park

Sara Hildén's Art Museum

Pekka Ilveskoski +1, Tampere 1978
Aerial view of a printing house

Weiling & Göös Printing House

Aarno Ruusuvuori, Espoo 1967
Main façade of Viipuri Art Museum and Art School.

Viipuri Art Museum and Art School

Uno Ullberg, Vyborg, Russia 1930
Hvittrask

Hvitträsk

Eliel Saarinen +2, Kirkkonummi 1903
Worker Housing Museum

Worker Housing Museum

Albert Nyberg, Helsinki 1909
Ebeneser

Ebeneser Kindergarten

Wivi Lönn, Helsinki 1908
Light wooden building in the middle of a forest.

Conservation Centre of the Seurasaari Open-Air Museum

Seppo Häkli, Helsinki 2009
Facade of raw Brutalist-style concrete.

Satakunta Museum

Olaf Küttner, Pori 1973
Round medallions on the curved facade above the entrance. In the middle there is a long grid window.

Kunsthalle Helsinki

Jarl Eklund +1, Helsinki 1928
Terracotta coloured facade with grid windows and arch details. In the front there is a flowerbed and a tree.

Villa Hakasalmi

Ernst Lohrmann, Helsinki 1847
Facade and with unhewn logs cut at different lengths in the corners.

Särestöniemi

Reima Pietilä +1, Kittilä 1972
Bird's eye view of the walkable domes of the Amos Rex museum.

Lasipalatsi and Amos Rex

Viljo Revell +2, Helsinki 2018
Grey and white facade with baton shaped glazed tiles and brown framed windows.

Alvar Aalto Museum

Alvar Aalto, Jyväskylä 1973
Building exterior with different colored glass panels.

Maritime Centre Vellamo

Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects, Kotka 2008
Entrance with a wardrobe, the walls are in curved lines and are covered in stone and metal.

Kumu, Art Museum of Estonia

Pekka Vapaavuori, Tallinn, Estonia 2006
Entrance to the Kangasala Arts Centre through glass doors.

Kangasala Arts Centre

Heikkinen-Komonen Architects, Kangasala 2015
Ornate facade of the atheneum art museum.

Ateneum Art Museum

Theodor Höijer, Helsinki 1887
Wave like building with mirrored glass wall next to a public green area.

Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma

Steven Holl, Helsinki 1998
Gostan_paviljonki_2

Gösta's Pavilion, Serlachius Museum

Huttunen–Lipasti–Pakkanen Architects +2, Mänttä 2015
Façade clad with silkscreen-printed glass panels and perforated copper panels

Museum of the History of Polish Jews

Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects, Warsaw, Poland 2013
National-romantic buildling with a tall tower next to a paved street

National Museum

Armas Lindgren +2, Helsinki 1916
Flat-roofed house, lawn and trees and a low stone wall in front of a terrace

The Aalto House

Alvar Aalto +1, Helsinki 1936