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Helsinki Plans City of Helsinki Helsinki plans Planning report 2017 1 This publication tells you about our current planning projects. Active area and traffic planning projects for 2017 are shown on the map. The situation may change during the year, however. You can find all ongoing planning projects and their documents in Helsinki’s map service at kartta.hel.fi 2 City Planning Department Helsinki plans Contents 4 Detailed planning 6 South Helsinki 12 West Helsinki 14 North Helsinki 16 East Helsinki 20 Traffic planning 22 Traffic planning projects 24 City planning 26 Helsinki, a green seaside capital 28 The many ways of participating in detailed planning 29 Welcome to Laituri! 30 More information about the planning of Helsinki 3 Arabia factory block 20 The detailed plan for the Arabia factory block will be changed on the basis of the win- ning entries for the architectural competition arranged in 2016. Picture of the Frank proposal that was awarded the shared first prize in the idea competition. A fine environment for pedestrians. The block is open for use by city Tall residential buildings at the residents. centre of the block. A new pedestrian route will be opened through the block from the Kaj Franck Square to Hämeentie. 4 City Planning Department Detailed planning Helsinki’s detailed plan sites are presented on the following pages. The detailed plan specifies the allowed purposes of use of the area as well as the allowed building volumes. The regulations apply to, for example, heights, placement and construction methods of buildings as well as other factors affecting the structure and cityscape of the area. Detail planning 5 7 Market Square Improving Expanding the area pedestrian and reserved cycling routes for market trade Removing parking from Moving the Suomenlinna the pier areas ferry and day cruise piers to a different location 6 City Planning Department South Helsinki Linnunlaulu ined in the Market Square area: expanding 1 A conservation detailed plan is being the area reserved for market trade, removing prepared for the villa and park district. parking from the pier areas, improving pe- destrian and bicycle traffic routes and moving Kamppi the Suomenlinna ferry and day cruise piers to 2 The placement of a health centre in the different location. Kamppi metro station area is being studied. An extension of the SAS Radisson hotel is being Laakso Hospital area 8 planned in the Runeberginkatu and Salo- The possibility for complementary con- monkatu corner in Kamppi. struction in the Laakso Hospital area is being looked into. Wuorio house and Apina block 3 An elevation of the yard wing is be- Vallisaari 9 ing planned on the plot at Unioninkatu 39. A and Kuninkaansaari detailed plan amendment will be prepared A detailed plan will be prepared together for removing the building prohibition of the with Metsähallitus for the recreational use of Apina block between Itäinen teatterikuja and Vallisaari and Kuninkaansaari. Construction is Mikonkatu. being planned in the area to support nature tourism. Lapinlahti Hospital 4 A design and implementation compe- Suomenlinna 10 tition will be organised to serve as a basis for A conservation detailed plan will be a detailed plan of the hospital area. The plan prepared for Suomenlinna. No major new con- will cover the future use and protection of the struction is being planned. buildings and any new construction. Hakaniemi and Merihaka 11 Maria Hospital Apartments for approximately 2,500 5 As hospital activities have ended, new residents are being planned along Hakanie- use of the area and complementary construc- menranta and Sörnäisten rantatie. Hakanie- tion are being planned. The need for conserva- mensilta bridge will be replaced with a new tion is re-evaluated. bridge to free space for complementary construction. Prospects of replacing the park- Hämeentie 62 and 64 ing hall in Merihaka with new construction are 6 The current five-storey residential being studied. A hotel is being planned at the buildings will be elevated by three storeys. The shore of Siltavuorensalmi southeast of Haka- yard building at Hämeentie 62 will be convert- niementori market. The beaches at Suvilahti ed into a residential building. and Siltavuorensalmi will be made better accessible to city residents. The Kruunusillat Market Square light railway line will travel through the area on 7 The following options are being exam- its way to the city centre. Detail planning 7 Josafatinkalliot centre. The possibility of complementary cons- 12 An area under Josafatin kalliot will be struction in the plots located at Rautalammint- reserved for an electric station to accommo- ie 3 and 5 and Karstulantie 6 is being reviewed. date future need. A ramp will be provided on Helsinginkatu. An exit and ventilation building Vallila industrial zone 19 will be located on Kirstinkatu. The park will be Planning principles are being prepared protected. to govern the future detailed planning of the Vallila industrial zone. The aim is to support the Alppipuisto and Lenininpuisto development of the zone as a diverse work- 13 The conservation detailed plan for place area. Alppipuisto and Lenininpuisto is intended to preserve the culture-historical values of the Arabia factory block 20 parks. Teaching, work, residential and busi- ness premises are being planned in the Kivelä Hospital current and future facilities of the factory 14 As hospital activities end in the future block located at Hämeentie 133–135. The and operations are gradually moved else- operators that will continue their operations in where, new use of the area and complementa- the area include the library, the Arabia factory ry construction are being planned. The need museum, artists’ workshops and numerous to protect the area and any buildings will be businesses. The cultural activities of Metropo- looked into. lia will be moved to a centralised location at Arabia Campus. Music education at the Pop & Garden Helsinki project Jazz Conservatory and Metropolia University 15 Sports, business and hotel premises of Applied Sciences will merge and have new and residential construction are being planned facilities in the northern part of the block. The in the parking area along Nordenskiöldinkatu detailed plan will be changed based on the and partly in the area of the current indoor two winning entries of an architectural compe- ice rink, and underground facilities are being tition organised in 2016. Plans are underway planned in the premises under Eläintarhan pu- for, for example, a public pedestrian route that isto and the Sahara football field. The Garden goes through the block from Franck Square to Helsinki project has a planning reserve in the Hämeentie and tall residential buildings in the area. An architectural competition by invitation centre of the block. was organised in connection with the project in late 2016. Hermannin rantatie – Vallilanlaakso 21 A detailed plan will be prepared for the Ruusulankatu 10 areas of Hermannin rantatie and Vallilanlaak- 16 The building for social housing activ- so to allow for the construction of a railway ities will have an extension the height of the connection between Kalasatama and Pasila. current building for residential purposes and A Baana bicycle route will be designed in support functions related to social housing. Vallilanlaakso. Topeliuksenkatu 16 Suvilahti power plant area 17 22 Plans are underway to replace the Sven- A detailed plan will be prepared for the ska social- och kommunalhögskolan school former power station and gas factory plot for building with new construction. the needs of the cultural centre. The existing buildings will be conserved, and further con- Northern Vallila struction is under review. 18 A sports centre and student apartments are being planned adjacent to Mäkelänrinne Nihti 23 senior secondary school and the swimming Housing and local services are being 8 City Planning Department Garden Helsinki project 15 Sports, business and hotel prem- ises and residential construction are being planned in the parking area and partly in the area of the current indoor ice rink. Olympic Stadium Plans for the Garden Helsinki arena are progressing Ideas for this culture-historically important location were sought through an invitation-based architectural competition in 2016. Further planning will be based on the winning entry. The Garden Helsinki project has a planning reserve in the area. Detail planning 9 People walking in Keskuskatu, which has been converted into a pedestrian street. New urban plan for central Helsinki The detailed plans of central Helsinki will be updated to meet modern needs. The content of the plans will be simplified regarding, for examp- le, building conservation. Some of Helsinki’s detailed plans date back to the 1830s; the oldest plans for Kaartinkaupunki and Kruunuhaka, for example, are from 1836. The new plans are intended to support the preservation of central Helsinki’s original characteristics and cultural values, to ensure the equal treat- ment of property owners and to secure a vibrant city centre. planned for 3,000 residents in the southern- Postipuisto 25 most part of Kalasatama: A public beach and a A residential area for approximately hotel will also be added to the area. A tram line 5,000 residents is being planned to replace through the area is being planned as part of the former inland traffic centre in northern the Kruunuvuorenranta railway connection. Pasila. The new area will include a school, day care centres and a consumer goods store. The Southern Postipuisto detailed plan is being prepared by means of 24 A new residential and service premises partnership planning. area for 3,000 residents and 1,500 employ- ees is being planned between Ilmala station, Surroundings of Käpylä station 26 the railway yard and the Central Park. The Plans have been made to carry out Posti headquarters buildings will be pre- major changes in the areas surrounding Käpylä served. The plans are intended to accom- station.
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