sisäulko
Sisäulko, also known as the Finnish for "inner courtyard" or "atrium," is a traditional architectural feature commonly found in Finnish buildings, particularly in older structures and those designed in a traditional Finnish style. The concept of sisäulko is deeply rooted in Finnish culture and architecture, reflecting the country's climate and way of life.
A sisäulko is typically an open or semi-open space enclosed by the walls of a building, often
In traditional Finnish homes, the sisäulko often serves as a transitional space between the indoor and outdoor
The design of a sisäulko can vary widely, depending on the specific architectural style and the needs
In modern Finnish architecture, the sisäulko continues to be a popular feature, often incorporated into contemporary