Finnish pavilion
Venice, Italy
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Designed by Alvar Aalto and completed in 1956, the Finnish pavilion in Venice serves as Finland's dedicated venue for exhibitions at the Venice Biennale. Beyond its role as the country's national representation, the pavilion also functions as part of the shared Nordic pavilion used jointly with Sweden and Norway, underscoring the building's dual importance both as a distinctly Finnish structure and as a space for broader Nordic cultural presentation.
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- Type
- National pavilions at the Venice Biennale
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- Venice, Italy
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