Pintavalum
Pintavalum is a Finnish term referring to a specific type of residential building construction prevalent in Finland, particularly during the post-war housing boom. The name translates roughly to "painted concrete" or "surface concrete," alluding to the visible concrete elements that often form the exterior walls of these structures.
These buildings are typically characterized by their functional, often minimalist design, reflecting the economic and social
Pintavalum buildings can vary in size and form, ranging from multi-story apartment blocks to smaller row houses.