The Exhibition Centre WeeGee has acquired the first ever mass-produced Futuro house (no. 001). The Futuro is a plastic house designed by architect Matti Suuronen (1933–2013). Elliptical in shape, the house captures the experimental forms, new materials and optimistic ideas of the space-age architecture and design of the late 1960s. You can visit the Futuro House at Exhibition Centre WeeGee during the summer season at the price of a museum ticket!

Today, 66,5 known Futuro houses remain in various corners of the world – 66 complete houses and half a Futuro used for exhibitions, to be precise. Read more about Future house: https://www.espoo.fi/en/exhibition-centre-weegee/futuro-house.

In Finland, four other houses in addition to WeeGee’s Futuro are known to remain in the Åland Islands and in the regions of Merimasku, Pöytyä and Kauhava. Of them only WeeGee's Futuro is a part of a public collection.

Futuro house

The event “Futuro house” has ended