Service group: Urban planning
Katrineberg open ideas competition
The City of Vantaa is organising an open ideas competition on the planning of the Katrineberg area. The competition is organised in cooperation with the Finnish Association of Architects (SAFA).
Building of Tikkurila Competence Campus’ streets and parks to begin in the fall
Building the campus begins by building the streets and parks in the course of the year 2024. In addition to the competence campus, the area will house workplaces, housing, as well as versatile services.
Planning review
In the annual planning review, we present the current topics related to land use planning.
The planning of Myyrmäki’s urban culture house and its surroundings is beginning! – tell your opinion now in the online brainstorming!
Tell your opinion about the culture and leisure services you would like to see in Myyrmäki in online brainstorming 15.11.2023–7.1.2024.
City's services came to the residents of Kivistö
Residents have it easy to find their way to Kivistö center's new services in Kivis, the Colosseum city block, and the other brick and mortar stores.
Korso disposition plan has been made available for public inspection - familiarize yourself with the draft disposition plan online and in a residents’ event on December 12
A disposition plan has been devised for Korso center, according to which the area will be developed over the next decades. The disposition plan covers the area from Kulomäentie in the south, Ankkapuisto in the west, Leppäkorpi school in the north, and Otavatie in the east. You can voice your
Vantaa in the future: making innovation a reality
Vantaa's Innovation Strategy is implemented, among other things, through major flagship projects. They are unique even on a Finnish scale.
Vantaa before: how the 50-year-old city grew up
Find out where Vantaa's strengths come from in this fascinating history article. How did Vantaa grow from a small village to a big city?
Urban culture house town planning starts – residentsʼ meeting on 25.10.
The City of Vantaa Cultural Center in Myyrmäki will be built between 2023 and 2031. The project consists of two separate buildings and an event square connecting them.
Do you know how you can influence urban planning? Watch the video and take action!
Urban planning dictates Vantaa’s development. It specifies where, for example, new daycare centers, parks, and housing will be built. Residents, too, can make an impact on the solutions to be made - you can participate, as well!