Dipoli Students Centre in Helsinki . Finland
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1969.v22.i210.3714Abstract
The Students Centre at Dipoli consists essentially of blocks which grew simultaneously, but independently, and when finally completed they became an integrated unit. This project is not a complete architectural design, but rather an attempt, an effort, in a given direction. It constitutes an experience that differs from the accepted and known rules on the composition of buildings. The built up area is 10.500 m2, of which 3.855 m2 is devoted to restaurants. To meet its intended purpose, this rest centre was planned so that its indoor environment should differ from that of a school, providing the students with a strong contrast to the highly specific training that they normally receive. At this centre there is opportunity tor meetings and group activities, and also facilities for rest and relaxation. There are also rooms for games, and for amusement.
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