The Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art is an architectural masterpiece in the centre of Helsinki, Finland. The building is a masterpiece designed by Steven Holl with Juhanni Pallasmaa as the local architect. Light plays a central role: the form and interior spaces respond to the changing natural light. The museum has 3,500 m² of glass surface area, including the large curved side façade and the partition wall at the main entrance made of LAMBERTS LINIT EcoGlass.
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