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Kiasma The backbone of the building is a 190-metre-long load-bearing wall. At the southern end (in the foreground), the wall rotates inwards by 9.5 degrees. At the northern end, the wall becomes a glass façade tilted outwards by 9.5 degrees

Kiasma

The backbone of the building is a 190-metre-long load-bearing wall. At the southern end (in the foreground), the wall rotates inwards by 9.5 degrees. At the northern end, the wall becomes a glass façade tilted outwards by 9.5 degrees

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Created in/on: 1998
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Petri Lagus / Finnish National Gallery / flickr / Wikimedia Commons
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Last updated on: 23/01/2022

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