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What does the campus look like today, how about in five years?

In autumn 2022, I love campus tours offer the Aalto community the opportunity to get to know the university's public art collections, the Designs for a Cooler Planet exhibition, the projects of Space 21 and the Museum of Student Life. Familiarise yourself with ACRE's actitivies at ACRE Day on 13 October 2022
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Image: Aalto University / Anni Kääriä

I love campus community tours and ACRE Day offer Aalto's students and staff different perspectives on the university's activities in autumn 2022. How does the Otaniemi campus feel like today? And what will the campus look like in five years?

Aalto University Campus & Real Estate or ACRE will showcase current projects for the campus community at ACRE Day on 13 October. During the day, you will hear more about the development of the campus, future visions and sustainable development on campus. Talk with ACRE experts, get to know the business premises in Raksa or Rakentajanaukio, enjoy refreshments and take part in a fun ACRE quiz.

Fall in love with the Otaniemi campus!

I love campus community tours  the campus's offerings (here's also a link) invite you to fall in love with the campus. The tours will introduce you to Aalto's public art, the importance of percentage for art at the university, the Space 21 projects, the wonderful collection of the Designs For a Cooler Planet exhibition and the fascinating collection at the legendary Museum of Student Life.

Sign up or take a colleague, team or study buddy with you and go on a tour. Welcome, and fall in love with the campus!

You can also suggest new I love campus tour destinations by sending a message to [email protected].

ACRE Day 13th Oct 2022

Welcome to get familiar with ACRE, to hear about campus development, future campus vision and sustainability. And of course enjoy good snacks and refreshments!

Come and get to know the campus creators
ACRE Day

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Let's celebrate being together again!

Take part in events and survey
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