21kerrostens

21kerrostens is a residential apartment complex in Turku, Finland. The complex is located in the Martti neighborhood and is composed of 21 multi-story buildings. The complex was built in the 1960s and 1970s as a solution to Turku's housing shortage.

The 21kerrostens complex is known for its distinctive architecture and social policies. The buildings are made of concrete and feature a mix of balconies and window boxes. The complex was designed with a focus on community and social interaction, with shared facilities such as laundry rooms, playgrounds, and community areas.

The complex was also notable for its usage of space, with a view to providing affordable housing for working-class residents. The buildings were designed to be simple and functional, with efficient use of space. The complex was also intended to promote a sense of community among residents, with shared spaces and areas for social interaction.

The 21kerrostens complex was also at the center of a social and cultural movement in the 1960s and 1970s. The complex was seen as a symbol of the modernity and prosperity of 1970s Finland, and its architecture and social policies influenced the design of other residential complexes in the country.

Today, the 21kerrostens complex remains a significant and iconic part of Turku's urban landscape. Despite changes to the city and the complex's surroundings, the complex remains largely intact and is still home to many residents.