Hakunila major region
Piling work causing particularly loud noise will begin on Kyytitie between Kaskelantie and Lahti Road on Thursday, 1 October.
Piling work will be carried out on Kyytitie, in the area between Kaskelantie and Lahti Road, starting on Thursday, 1 October 2026. The piling work is estimated to continue for approximately three weeks.
93 Vaarala, Rajakuja 7
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Rajakuja 7 is located in Hakunila major region’s district Vaarala.
Hakunila major region is a densely populated area with a high demand for services and good preconditions for businesses within the service, retail and wellness sectors. The area is home to Fazerila that is being developed as a residential and commercial area, which will create new workplaces and opportunities for businesses in the form of service demand and access to workforce. Hakunila is located near Lahdenväylä and Ring Road III and there are excellent connections to both Helsinki and Eastern Uusimaa.
For more information, please contact:
Key account manager Irina Kuha works in collaboration with companies based in Hakunila major region.
Irina Kuha
Key Account Manager
Korso, Koivukylä and Hakunila major regions
+358 40 559 2176
irina.kuha@vantaa.fi
Armi Vähä-Piikkiö
Land Manager
+358 40 733 7447
armi.vaha-piikkio@vantaa.fi
Timo Mattila
Project Manager
+358 40 750 1064
timo.mattila@vantaa.fi
Helena Naalisvaara
Project Manager for Vantaa Light Rail
+358 50 3027 402
helena.naalisvaara@vantaa.fi
Repair work at Hakunila Swimming Hall and the Vetokannas winter swimming place, Korso Swimming Hall to close next spring
The Vetokannas winter swimming place and Hakunila Swimming Hall’s teaching pool will be renovated during the fall. Korso Swimming Hall will close at the end of March 2027.
Construction Progressing as Planned at the Vaarala Depot
Earthworks at the Vaarala Depot have progressed on schedule over the summer, and the area is gradually beginning to take its final shape. Most of the rock excavation has now been completed, and work is currently focused on foundation structures, municipal infrastructure, and stormwater systems
Kuusijärvi’s new smoke sauna stove stones to be replaced after Easter
Kuusijärven uusien savusaunojen kiuaskivet vaihdetaan ensimmäistä kertaa käyttöönoton jälkeen. Savusaunat ovat pois käytöstä vuorotellen kiuaskivien vaihdon ajan.
Drilling and rock excavation works causing elevated noise levels to begin in the area between Lahdentie and Liinakkokuja
Rock drilling and rock excavation works will begin in September in the area north of Kyytitie, between Lahdentie and Liinakkokuja, due to a rock formation uncovered during construction. The works will cause noise and vibration in the surrounding area. The drilling and rock excavation works are
Hepopolku Bus Stop on Hakunilantie Returns to Its Original Location on 14.9.
The new street connection being built on the eastern side of Hakunilantie has progressed to a stage where the Hepopolku bus stop can be returned to its permanent location. At the same time, the temporary bus stop used during construction will be removed from service. The final bus shelter and
Vantaa Light Rail makes use of deadwood and forest floor material as nature and construction are reconciled
Construction inevitably changes the environment, but biodiversity can be supported in many ways, even in major infrastructure projects. At the Vantaa Light Rail construction site on Rivieranraitti, taking nature into account is reflected, for example, in leaving deadwood in the area’s natural
Preparing for Asphalt Paving and New Traffic Arrangements on Hakunilantie
Construction on Hakunilantie is progressing into a highly visible phase this autumn as work moves from kerb and stone installation to asphalt paving. Once paving is completed, traffic will be transferred to the new traffic lanes, and construction will continue on the western side of the street with
Rock Drilling and Excavation Works Causing Increased Noise to Continue on Hakunilantie
Rock drilling and excavation works that began in June on Hakunilantie, between Kyytitie and Tammapolku, will continue. The excavation works need to be extended beyond the original estimate, as more bedrock than anticipated has been encountered within the work area, increasing the extent of rock