kortteleissa
Kortteleissa is a Finnish term that broadly refers to urban blocks or city blocks. In urban planning and architecture, a kortteli is the smallest self-contained unit of a city's structure, typically surrounded by streets. These blocks form the basis for organizing streets and buildings within a city. The shape and size of kortteleissa can vary significantly depending on the historical development, zoning regulations, and architectural style of a particular area.
Historically, the arrangement of kortteleissa often reflected the city's growth patterns. In older city centers, they
The concept of the kortteli is fundamental to understanding urban spatial organization in Finland. It influences