Tuomo Suomalainen
Tuomo Oskari Suomalainen (born 29 November 1931 in Gogland, Finland[1] died 1 November 1988) was a Finnish architect. He worked very closely with his brother Timo Suomalainen who also was an architect. Most of the works they designed jointly.
Altar of the Espoonlahti Church
Their most well known work is Temppeliaukio Church in Helsinki, which has become one of the most visited sites in Finland.[2] Tuomo Suomalainen's last work was the chapel at Kellonummi cemetery in Espoo, this too, together with his brother. The chapel was inaugurated in 1993.[3]
Some buildings (with Timo Suomalainen)
- Temppeliaukio Church, Helsinki 1960–69
- Haaga Vocational School, Helsinki 1962–67
- Hotel Mesikämmen, Ähtäri 1973–76
- Central Stores of the National Board of Antiquities, Orimattila 1975–79
- Espoonlahti Church 1976–80
- Hamina police station and court house 1979–84
References
- "945 (Kuka kukin on (Aikalaiskirja) : Who's who in Finland / 1978)". runeberg.org. Retrieved 2015-09-20.
- Nevasalmi, Kaisu (22 May 2014). "Uusia huippunähtävyyksiä syntyy Suomeen vain harvoin" (in Finnish). YLE Uutiset, kotimaa. Retrieved 2015-09-20.
- "Kellonummen kappeli - Espoon seurakunnat". www.espoonseurakunnat.fi. Retrieved 2015-09-20.
External links
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