SUJUVA website expanded to support accessibility planning in all public outdoor spaces

11.9.2026 6.04Updated: 11.9.2026 8.46
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Accessibility is essential for some and good for everyone. Photo: City of Espoo

The sujuva.info website for accessibility planning has been enhanced. Previously focusing on station environments, the website now supports accessibility planning in all public outdoor spaces. The usability of the website has also been improved with new features that make it easier to look for and filter information.

The sujuva.info website compiles and visualises accessibility-related regulations and guidelines for station environments and other public outdoor spaces. In addition to station environments, the website contains national accessibility regulations and guidelines for roads, streets and squares. The website also contains guidelines concerning plots linked to station environments and buildings intended for public use.

Thanks to website improvements, it is now easier to find guidelines for your project. The website also allows you to filter the guidelines based on whether they are binding, national or local and based on the site in question. This allows you to find guidelines related to a specific environment, such as plots, station buildings or public areas.

The purpose of the website is to support accessibility planning and improve the accessibility of built environments. The website is particularly intended for designers, clients and maintenance operators in environments where many different regulations and guidelines must be taken into consideration. The information available on the website can be used in the planning of new sites and, where appropriate, in renovation projects.

Check out the website www.sujuva.info (external link, opens in a new window)

Enquiries 

Sirkku Kiviniitty
Accessibility Specialist
City of Espoo
sirkku.kiviniitty@espoo.fi

Riikka Kallio
WSP Finland
riikka.kallio@wsp.com
p. +358 40 8612191