Shared first prize:

"2km2"
This entry is based on its conclusions in the theory part, observing that a city of this size should be entirely located within walking distance of the station. The entry's merits lie in the idea of a pedestrian city and the successful achievement of a unique identity for it. The city shape draws inspiration from medieval cities, effectively conveying an urban ambiance. The rather large block size is economical, allowing a range of building methods. This idea was also successfully applied to the demanding terrain in the Henna area.
Arkkitehti Oy Rajaniemi ja Liidea Oy
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Competition entry presentation

Third prize:

"loikka"
This entry is based on a centralised urban structure which is still divided into clearly distinct parts. A green zone separates the centre area connected to the railway station from three other cells. The entry constitutes an excellent manual for ecological construction. As a whole, at the general planning level, the entry is still feasible and realistic. Its subareas are carefully located in accordance with the features of the landscape.
WSP Finland Oy
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Competition entry presentation (25 Mt)

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"Ø"
An entry based on large blocks, carefully positioned on the contours of the Henna area's terrain. This entry effectively achieves a small town ambience, which is conveyed immediately upon entering the railway station. The city centre has great merit. The commercial and public services and railway station form a functional whole. The large-block structure is economical and functional.
Arkkitehdit Anttila ja Rusanen Oy
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"Symbiosis"
A full-blooded cellular model is represented by this entry. The idea comprises a network city consisting of 2000 inhabitants' equal units, with no traditional centre. This entry's merits lie mainly in the careful examination of a novel, eco-efficient urban structure. A structure comprising equal districts, enables its very easy implementation in stages.
Microcities Architects
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Competition entry presentation (180 Mt)

Honorary Mention:

"ECO-LOOP"
A nature-conserving linear city based on highly dense construction. A solution of the linear city type provides a noteworthy possibility for a concept involving a city built in stages. The entry also featured a pleasantly created urban milieu. This represents a bold redesign of the linear city idea, which also makes it unusual and distinct.
Narch
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"The Urban Reef"
This entry is based on an idea stemming from the structure of the Finnish coastline. With settlements located on the brows of hills, a "dry-land archipelago" resembling the actual archipelago is formed. The more fertile valley areas can be set aside for the production of foodstuffs and biomass to be used in heat generation. Based on careful analysis, a city which respects the landscape and conserves nature is achieved; on the other hand, it would require efficient building and sprawls widely. The underlying premises and practical formation of this entry feature a sensitive respect for the landscape and details.
Powerhouse Company ApS
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Competition entry presentation (huom. 30 Mt)

"vie" 
A model consisting of cells, each of which is given an individual structure and nature. These cells form a double loop, with loops on both sides of the railway, connected at the city centre. The development of the blocks' internal structures representing this entry at its best. As a whole the entry is a well-considered, feasible vision of a city of the future.
ERAT Arkkitehdit
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