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Ambitious climate goals and green transition will create new opportunities and competitive advantages for both Finnish and European industry, if they are boldly and persistently seized, states Wilhelm Ehrnrooth, Vice President of ESG at YIT.  

Local nature plays an important role for city dwellers. In a sustainable urban environment, green corridors create a continuum, provide health benefits and promote biodiversity.

Maistraatinportti in Länsi-Pasila is an architectural gem of the 1980s. The renovation will be completed in September and the journey of Maistraatinportti will continue as a state-of-the-art office building, where history, architecture and materials have been preserved.

Smart environmental construction and sustainable infrastructure pay off. They are a cost-efficient way to promote comfortable living and diversity in cities and along traffic lanes.

Located in the heart of Seinäjoki, the station area is currently under construction to become one of Finland's most spectacular and busiest hubs for public transport and people on the move. More than two million passengers pass through the station each year.

Tampere provides what Finns are looking for in a city. What is Tampere doing right?

The decades of Finland’s industrialisation pushed Tampere into a spiral of positive development in the 1880s.

Seinäjoki railway station will return to its original location and the station area will become an integral part of the city centre. Sustainable choices based on the life-cycle concept underpin the visually interesting block structure designed by the architect.