Gallery Of Oodi Helsinki Central Library Ala Architects 10 Oodi is a striking building with its glass and steel structures and wooden facade, its design a combination of traditional and contemporary flavours. the energy efficient library is an impressive calling card for finnish architecture. The helsinki central library oodi (finnish: helsingin keskustakirjasto oodi; swedish: helsingfors centrumbibliotek ode), commonly referred to as oodi (lit. ' ode '), is a public library in helsinki, finland.
Gallery Of Oodi Helsinki Central Library Ala Architects 23 Oodi has a peaceful open plan reading room on the upper floor that has been nicknamed “book heaven”, but books only fill one third of the space within the library. Oodi is helsinki’s central library and a living meeting place in the city centre on the kansalaistori square. oodi is a venue for events, a house of reading and a diverse urban experience. Oodi is a non commercial, urban public space that is open to all, right opposite the parliament building. oodi provides its users with knowledge, new skills and stories, and is an easy place to access for learning, story immersion, work and relaxation. Oodi occupies a hugely significant site in central helsinki: facing the steps of the finnish parliament building, the eduskuntatalo across the kansalaistori square, a public space flanked by major civic institutions.
Gallery Of Oodi Helsinki Central Library Ala Architects 35 Oodi is a non commercial, urban public space that is open to all, right opposite the parliament building. oodi provides its users with knowledge, new skills and stories, and is an easy place to access for learning, story immersion, work and relaxation. Oodi occupies a hugely significant site in central helsinki: facing the steps of the finnish parliament building, the eduskuntatalo across the kansalaistori square, a public space flanked by major civic institutions. Oodi is more than just a place for books and learning. it’s a cultural icon that reflects helsinki's commitment to innovation, accessibility, and community building.
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