Käpyläs
Käpylä is a district in Helsinki, Finland, located about seven kilometers north of the city center. It is known for its distinctive wooden houses and garden city-style planning, which was a response to the housing shortage in Helsinki in the early 20th century. The area was originally designed and built by the Finnish Workers' Association in the 1920s, with the aim of providing affordable and healthy living conditions for working-class families.
The architectural style of Käpylä is characterized by its colorful, functionalist wooden houses, often arranged around
Käpylä is a popular residential area, offering a peaceful environment with access to green spaces, including