Rakennelmaa
Rakennelmaa is a fictional municipality and regional concept used in urban planning discussions and speculative fiction. In most depictions it sits in a Nordic-inspired country, positioned along a coastline with nearby islands. The name combines Finnish rakennella “to build” and maa “land,” reflecting its origin as a designed landscape.
The core is a compact urban center surrounded by residential districts and industrial zones. The master plan
The project emerged in the mid-20th century as a redevelopment idea for post-industrial regions. Early phases
The population is around 70,000 residents. The economy blends manufacturing, logistics, design, and knowledge services. The
Rakennelmaa is known for a contrast of brutalist concrete with warm timber and glass elements. Public art
Betonportti, a large central station and plaza; The Glass Tower, a mixed-use high-rise; Old Shipyards, repurposed
A light rail line links the core with outer districts; an extensive bus network and bicycle lanes;