Aerial view of the southern part of Kägeludden. The Länsiväylä motorway runs along the bottom edge of the image. In the centre are the water sports centre, islands and a marina. Along the left edge are Ring I and office buildings.
Aerial view of the planning area from the south. New buildings are planned for the Laguuni water sports centre on land reclamation areas and floating piers. The buildings will be located on the mainland and in connection with Stora Fröken and Lilla Fröken.Photo: Arkkitehtitoimisto Olla
Participate 7.9.-6.10.2026

Water sports centre in Keilaniemi

Local detailed plansTapiola

The intended use detailed in the local detailed plan will be expanded in order to allow the continued operation of the water sports centre Laguuni permanently. At the same time, possibilities for sea-filling on the shore will be surveyed. The natural values of the area will be preserved. The amendment is based on the planning reservation approved by the Business and Competitiveness Subcommittee of the City Board. The participation and assessment scheme and the preparation materials of the plan are available for public review from 7 September to 6 October 2026. You can review the material on the Finnish site for the plan under Valmisteluvaihe and Selvitykset ja suunnitelmat. The plan is estimated to proceed to the proposal stage in spring 2027.

Plan name

Stora Fröken

Area number

220841

Location

Keilalahdentie 8

Type of land use plan

Local detailed plan and its amendment

Phase

Preparation phase

Applicant

City of Espoo

Current issues and news about the plan

Summary

The water sports centre Laguuni is currently operating under a fixed-term building permit. Currently, the intended use listed in the local detailed plan is a water area. The amendment to the local detailed plan will also allow exercise, sports and recreational services in the area. Laguuni intends to expand its operations.

The Business and Competitiveness Subcommittee of the City Board approved a planning reservation for the water sports centre Laguuni on 9 September 2024 and it was extended on 15 September 2025.

Small-scale sea-filling possibilities are being surveyed on the shore in accordance with the master plan. The functionality of pedestrian and cyclist routes as well as parking will be improved.

Further information about this plan

For more detailed and up-to-date information, visit the Finnish site for the plan. You can also contact the planners for more information. ​

​There are two stages in the planning process, during which the plan is available for public review. During these stages, we will also accept feedback on the plan in English. The materials will be available on the Finnish site of the plan.  ​

​If you would like to be informed about the status and progress of the plan and opportunities for participation, please subscribe to the Have Your Say Now email newsletter in Finnish. It includes information on all current urban environment projects. The newsletter is released every two weeks. Subscribe to the newsletter.

You can keep up with the processing stages and decision-making of the plan through the City of Espoo decision-making system. In the search field, type the area number of the plan, which you will find at the top of this page. Open the decision-making system(external link, opens in a new window) (in Finnish).

Learn about planning and participation

You can read more about the process of detailed planning and resident participation on the page Detailed planning process in stages

Read more about participation in planning from the page Participation is part of city planning.

Toni Saastamoinen

Architect, Detailed Planning+358 40 5208272Tekniikantie 15, Otaniemi

Olli Koivula

Planning Engineer, Traffic and transportation planning for detailed plans+358 46 8773003Tekniikantie 15, Otaniemi

Aapo Pihkala

Landscape Architect, Detailed Planning+358 40 6344287Tekniikantie 15, Otaniemi
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