surrogaattilohkot
Surrogaattilohkot is a term used in Finnish urban planning and architectural modeling to describe surrogate blocks, i.e., simplified representations of real city blocks or land parcels used during early design stages. A surrogaattillohko serves as a placeholder that allows planners to test layouts, scale, and circulation without requiring precise parcel data.
In practice, surrogaattilohkot are typically rectangular prisms or extruded footprints defined by standard dimensions or parameterized
Benefits of using surrogaattilohkot include faster iteration during early design, clearer communication with stakeholders, and reduced
Historically, the term appears in Finnish planning discourse and software documentation as a practical technique for