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Residents’ evening for the Tapiola district: Let’s discuss planning!

Kollaasikuva Tapiolasta: Kulttuurikeskus ja sen edustan suihkulähde, ilmakuva Taskumattitaloista, Aalto-yliopiston rakennus sekä käsilläseisontaa tekevä henkilö.

Time

Tue 20.10.2026 EET/EEST17.00–19.00 EET/EEST

Target audience

No age limit

Price

Free entry

Organizer

Kaupunkiympäristö

Welcome to the Espoo Cultural Centre on Tuesday, 20 October for a fair-style residents’ evening from 17:00 to 19:00. Come and explore the current plans and development prospects in the Tapiola district!

The event will take place at the main lobby of the Espoo Cultural Centre, on the second floor. The address is Kulttuuriaukio 2. You can spend the evening with us from start to finish or drop by at any time between 17:00 and 19:00. 

Most of the time you are free to visit stands where the city planners of the district will answer your questions and present current plans. The short information event will get you up to date about the district’s development prospects. The project managers responsible for development in the area and representatives from Urban Environment Customer Service.

During the event, the following plans will be available: Pitkänkallionkuja, the residential building for teachers in Mankkaa, Sähköosasto and Undergraduate Centre. Other pending plans in the area will also be available.

The event will include a colour-and-sketch station for children, which will also feature Peak into Espoo picture books.

The schedule of the event:

17:00 The event begins. Visiting stands at your own pace, exploring current plans and chatting with planners.

18:00 The informative part. A topical review of city planning in the Tapiola district, Area Architect Sampo Sikiö The other stands will be closed during the informative part.

18:30 Visiting the stands continues.

19:00 The event ends

More information about the event:

Hanna Kiema, hanna.M.kiema@espoo.fi, +358 40 6365108

Principles of a safer space 

We want our events to be comfortable for everyone, which is why the events follow the principles of a safer space. 

Please respect the boundaries of others. Refrain from making unnecessary assumptions about the participants’ backgrounds, gender, sexuality or similar identity factors. All kinds of harassment, discrimination or other violation of boundaries will result in the harasser being removed from the area. 

If someone harasses you or puts you in a distressing situation at any of our events, do not hesitate to contact the staff! 

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