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The City of Espoo, together with local construction sites and scaffolding suppliers operating in the area, has made arrangements to improve temporary pedestrian routes between Merituulentie and...
Espoo has set an ambitious target: to recycle more than 70% of demolition materials. Many materials recovered from the demolition of the former City Hall, such as concrete and window glass, have...
- Sustainability
- Urban development
Hundreds of children and young people get to start their school year in brand-new school or day care facilities.
- News
The new Kiviruukki is an urban circular economy hub where solutions for sustainable future are created. We are developing the area together with partners and interested businesses. VTT Technical...
- Urban development
- Innovation work
- Entrepreneusrship
- Sustainability
- News
A new temporary wooden bridge across Itätuulenkuja and a temporary street-level route should be available for use in August. The city is also speeding up the construction of permanent routes.
- News
The first renovation phase of the culturally and historically valuable Träskända Manor has been completed. The completed work included the renovation of the facades and roof of the main building,...
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The Building Control Department’s services are closed from 10 July to 23 July 2023. However, this does not affect services related to construction sites, such as inspections.
The City of Espoo is offering a planning reservation for a plot in Matinkylä. The plot is intended for animal-related recreational and wellness activities. The plot is conveniently located between...
An international, two-phase idea competition for the design of the northern part of the Leppävaara city centre is under way. The first competition phase received 56 entries, five of which were...
- Urban development
The winner of the Espoo House architectural competition organised by the City of Espoo is the Finnish-Danish consortium Cobe + Lundén Architecture Company with their proposal Kohtaamisia. The winning...
- Urban development