Finland/Europe. Helsinki. Metrex Partners. Helsinki Metropolitan Area - Helsinki, Espoo, Kauniainen, Vantaa

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1 Finland/Europe Metrex Partners Helsinki

2 Helsinki Metropolitan Area SWEDEN Stockholm Area Baltic Sea FINLAND Helsinki Area Tallinn Area ESTONIA RUSSIA St. Petersburg Area Finland in Europe Regions By population size 6,4 mill 1,0 mill 100 km LATVIA Riga Area

3 Helsinki Metropolitan Area (4 municipalities) Helsinki Metropolitan Area (YTV) Helsinki City Planning Department

4 Looking back Finland joining the EU 1995 comprehensive Spatial City Plan 1995 Regional Plan 2004 Fragmented regional development / compact versus sprawl Growing Metropolis (15% pop. increase 10 yrs) Joint Transport and Development Regional Vision Gateway Vision for new High-Tech goods Harbour Maritime Waterfront Development axis

5 Regional Plan

6 Population and Job Growth by Regions 1,6 0,9 Millions of Inhabitants 1,4 1,2 1,0 0,8 0,6 Helsinki Region Metropolitan Area Millions of Jobs 0,8 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 Helsinki Region Metropolitan Area 0,4 0,2 0,2 Rest of Helsinki Region 0,2 0,1 Rest of Helsinki Region

0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 Helsinki Region Metropolitan Area 0,4 0,2 0,2 Rest of

7 The development of daily cross-town traffic In the vicinity of Ring Road III 1000 journeys / 24 h Ring Road III % Ring Road I +20 % In the vicinity of Ring Road I 1000 journeys / 24 h Totals and public transport s share (%)

..+90 % Ring Road I +20 % In the vicinity of Ring Road I

8 Journeys made daily by public transport and by car within the Helsinki Metropolitan Area Journeys (1000/day) Share taken by public transport (%) Private car Public transport (38)

transport (%) 100 1 000 500 Private car Public transport 75 50 25 66 53

9 Journeys made daily by public transport within the Inner City of Helsinki Share taken by public transport (%)

10 Helsinki, Kamppi PPP

11 Helsinki, Herttoniemenranta

12 Helsinki, Vuosaari - Aurinkolahti

13 Vantaa, Kartanonkoski

14 Helsinki, Eco-Viikki

15 Espoo, Säterinmetsä

16 Espoo, Säterinmetsä

17 Espoo, Kauklahti

18 Espoo, Kauklahti

19 Espoo, Kauklahti

20 Espoo, Kauklahti

21 Looking Forward High-powered economic and population growth Connectivity expansion: rail,, metro, tram, ferry & City Airport Aviopolis Strategic Plan 2040: plan-led led (International Competition 2007) Integrated Administrative Structure in Region Helsinki-St.Petersburg St.Petersburg-Tallin development axis Polycentric regional structure High educational investment in social capital Major increase from immigration

22 Metropolitan Spatial Cohesion Helsinki as a Greater-Metropole Nordic welfare culture Helsinki-St.Petersburg-Tallinn regional development axis Planning Process Smart-city polycentric region Plan-led with private investment City structure: strengthen centre/ resource support to the periphery

23 Key Components Dramatic structural changes: most significant since 1820 s Public ownership of land - What? Where? How much? When? Who? Integration / coordination of services Planning and transportation integrated Smart city region Investment to/from St.Petersbug & Gulf of Finland new economic region

24 Regional Structure 2025

25 Metropolitan Spatial Cohesion Helsinki as a Greater-Metropole Smart-city polycentric region Plan-led led with private investment City structure: strengthen centre/resource resource support to the periphery Nordic welfare culture Helsinki-St.Petersburg St.Petersburg-Tallinn regional development axis

26 Existing railway connection New railway/metro connection Connectivity network in 2030

27 City-Regional vision Smart City-Region or Sprawl? Smart City compact high density public transport network sustainable environment polycentric region Sprawl City spread out low density car based privatised space unconnected clusters

28 Balanced Competitiviness Regional metropolis business hegemony job growth city and regionally (1 million jobs) Information technology innovation metropolis and high tech growth Universities and commerce twinned International logistics Harbour MegaShoppolis for St.Petersburg

29 Helsinki, Töölönlahti

30 Helsinki, Central Pasila

31 Helsinki, Central Pasila

32 Railway connection to the City-Airport New ring railway, through the airport Airport New residential area - Marja-City - and new business areas 7 new stations and 2 station reservations Length of railway line 18 km, of which 8.1 km in tunnel Feeder-traffic parking facilities for 1550 cars and 950 bicycles Construction costs 297 million euros Maximum speed of trains 120 km/h

33 Vantaa Leinelä Illustration Photo: Asuntosäätiö / Petri Rouhiainen LEINELÄ Photo: Asuntosäätiö / Petri Rouhiainen Kehärata (ring railway)

34 Development axis Development axis Development axis Development axis Development axis Jokeri light rail Helsinki-St. Petersburg- Tallinn development axis Development axis

35 Helsinki, Arabia Waterfront

36 Helsinki, Länsisatama harbour 2023?

37 Vuosaari Canal Aurinkolahti

38 Helsinki, Vuosaari Harbour

39 Helsinki, Winter City

40 Helsinki, Summer City

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Area and population 3. Demographic changes 4. Housing 5. Municipal economy 6. Sectoral employment 7. Labour and work self-sufficiency 8 2004 Statistics Uusimaa Helsinki Region Area and population 3 Demographic changes 4 Housing 5 Municipal economy 6 Sectoral employment 7 Labour and work self-sufficiency 8 Unemployment 9 Transport 10 Age