Kor­te­ta­lo school

A mul­ti-pur­pose build­ing to replace imprac­ti­cal facil­i­ties

In Jyväskylä, the prac­tice has been to com­bine day­care cen­ters and pri­ma­ry schools under the same roof to smoothen the child's tran­si­tion from ear­ly child­hood edu­ca­tion to the school world. A new mul­ti-pur­pose build­ing was pro­posed, and the plan was to include a dis­trict library in the build­ing in addi­tion to a school and a day-care cen­ter.

There were many chal­lenges involved with the archi­tec­tur­al design of the build­ing: the con­di­tion of the foun­da­tions on the plot, the char­ac­ter­ful style of the Kor­tepo­h­ja area and the visions for its future, not to men­tion the lim­its for costs and require­ments for effi­cient use of space.

Kohteen tiedot

Client
Jyväskylän kaupun­ki
Floor area
8 200 br-m2
Num­ber of pupils
700
Year of com­le­tion
2022
Exem­plary Build­ing Project 2022

Award­ed by RIA (the asso­ci­a­tion of civ­il engi­neers’ and archi­tects) Cen­tral Fin­land.

A mul­ti-pur­pose build­ing that sup­ports the char­ac­ter of the area and points the way for its future 

Locat­ed in the cor­ner of the plot, Kor­te­ta­lo is a com­pact and effi­cient yet humane and invit­ing pub­lic build­ing. The building's pub­lic spaces stand in an urban con­text, on the side of Kor­te­katu ser­vice boule­vard, while the learn­ing spaces look out towards play­grounds and nature.

The archi­tec­ture of the build­ing is decid­ed­ly con­tem­po­rary yet fits in with the straight­for­ward 1970s sub­ur­ban archi­tec­ture of its sur­round­ings. Indoors, the wood cladding cre­ates a warm and dis­tinc­tive inte­ri­or atmos­phere. The RTS envi­ron­men­tal clas­si­fi­ca­tion tool and car­bon cal­cu­la­tion were uti­lized in the design, and the building's com­pact shape and effi­cient basic solu­tion fur­ther pro­mote an eco­log­i­cal­ly sound result.

Kortetalon julkisivu yhdistyy tyylillisesti ympäröivään 1970-luvun rakennuskantaan.
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