The Architecture & Design Museum Helsinki’s summer exhibition Aalto Design – Shapes of Wellbeing explores the work of Aino, Alvar and Elissa Aalto through the idea that wellbeing emerges from a balance between people, nature and the built environment — and that architecture and design can actively support that relationship.

The exhibition is produced by the Architecture and Design Museum and curated by the Head of Research Petteri Kummala and the Exhibitions Curator Jutta Tynkkynen. The museum’s newly appointed Chief Curator, Carson Chan, has served as curatorial advisor. The exhibition architecture is designed by Linda Bergroth. The exhibition’s partner is the Alvar Aalto Foundation.

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