Lundén Architecture Company is excited to attend this year’s Puupäivä to explore the latest in wood innovation. We are dedicated to expanding the possibilities of wood design and construction through creative solutions, experimental processes and expert collaboration.
Our current work includes large-scale wooden projects in educational, hospitality and mixed-use developments, not only in Finland but also in Estonia. This summer, we completed a kindergarten building in Tartu Vald, Estonia, marking the first of three planned wooden buildings for the Raadi Education and Community Centre. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this meaningful project and share our expertise in both educational environments and wood construction.
Once complete, the Raadi complex will include a kindergarten, school and sports hall. Designed to minimize environmental impact, the buildings feature a modular wooden structure that offers flexibility, reduces material waste, and adapts to evolving functional needs. Indoor learning spaces extend into the surrounding landscape, making it an integral part of the learning experience. The kindergarten building was built using 1300m3 of glulam and cross-laminated timber, and is surrounded by 1250 newly planted trees and shrubs. As a prototype for optimized timber construction, it will inform the development of the school building.
The Raadi kindergarten building has been designed by Lundén Architecture Company together with Estonian company, Arhitekt11. The landscape architecture was developed jointly by Lundén Architecture Company and TajuRuum, and the construction was carried out by KRC Ehitus OÜ.
Photos: Rasmus Jurkatam @e_rasmus
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