Benzeneympärylle

Benzeneympärylle is a square-block development in the Kamppi district of Helsinki, Finland. The area is known for its row houses and mixed dense residential and commercial spaces. The layout of benzeneympärylle reflects the typical Helsinginlaakson street layout, with squares at the intersection of several parallel streets.

The term "benzeneympärylle" directly translates to "benzene ring" in English. The origin of this name can be linked to the benzene ring-like layout of the area, particularly its streets that claw and bend much like the bonds of the chemical compound benzene. However, there is no direct scientific relationship between the benzene and the name of the benzeneympärylle.

Benzeneympärylle's residential style has been slowly developing since the early 20th century, with major construction work generally taking place between the 1920s and 1960s. The resulting mixture of housing methods some one, two and three story homes of this era adds distinct charm and rustic beauty to benzeneympärylle.

Today benzeneympärylle is known for its longer-standing row of homes, reaching into its distinctive suburban mixture elegantly altogether of local commercial infrastructure occupied by generally moderately heated high input public types. The aging homes of the benzeneympärylle houses just recently came more recent major added gut rennovations-progress, which may keep its reputation down in hips during especially shelter, reached signs of industry somewhat exclusive of earth surrounds.