Future Media Center -exhibition
Beta SPACE, Undergraduate Center, Otakaari 1 X, 02150 Espoo
15.-19.5.2017, Mon 15:00 – 20:00, Tue-Thu 8:00-20:00, Fri 8:00-18:00
Architecture Building Design Master Course exhibition presents projects, which are basedon a real initiative and need for spaces for a media education centre as part of Aalto University. The University has suggested a site in the centre of Otaniemi, near the new building of the School of Arts, Design and Architecture. The University needed alternative studies to see how it could function and how it would fit to the surroundings. The Media Centre will be an accessible and welcoming gathering place for the public while providing amenities for high-quality performances and research in the field of Media and Film.
The main aim of the studio was to teach how to design an architecturally advanced large public building. Each student made an individual design project for the course.
Students in the exhibition
Reetta Aarnio
Santeri Hänninen
Anna Kontuniemi
Matias Kotilainen
Gu Menxue
Oskari Parkkinen
Anna Ratia
Thomas Simon
Miia Suomela
Yizhou Zhao
Teachers
Pirjo Sanaksenaho, associate professor
Sari Lehtonen, university teacher
Fernando Nieto, postdoc researcher
Heikki Viiri, architect
Claudia Auer, architect
Toni Kotnik, Professor (Structures)
Erkki Immonen, Sc. Eng. (HVAC)
Partner
ACRE, Aalto University, Antti Ahlava
Read more news
Aalto University received nearly 6,700 applications for its English-taught bachelor’s programmes
The most popular programmes in the application round for Aalto University's English-taught bachelor's programmes that closed on 22 January were International Business, Economics, and Computer Engineering
Register for the Unite! Training Programme on Sustainability for Prospective Leaders
A transnational online programme for students, faculty, and leaders who want to advance sustainability initiatives within their institutions. Register by 13 February 2026.
Holiday breaks and special opening hours at Arts infra
Special opening hours and exceptions at Arts infra workshops.