The Kruunuvuori Bridge in Helsinki is a beacon of innovative design and forward-thinking urban planning. Set to become Finland’s longest and tallest bridge, it is not merely a transportation structure but an emblem of Helsinki’s commitment to creating a pedestrian-friendly and sustainable urban environment.
The Kruunuvuori Bridge is one of the three Crown Bridges, a critical component of Helsinki’s Light Rail network. The video explores the bridge’s ambitious design, innovative technical solutions, and the project’s potential to redefine urban mobility in Helsinki.
This video was made possible by the City of Helsinki, WSP Finland, Knight Architects, and YIT.
Aarni Heiskanen of AEC Business produced the video, and the interviewees were
- Ville Alajoki, City of Helsinki
- Sami Niemelä, WSP Finland
- Tom Osborne, Knight Architects
- Risto Sell, YIT
Go to the project site to learn more about the Crow Bridges project.
