About:

Hi, I’m Emmi.

 

I work where architecture, art, and movement meet.

I'm endlessly curious about materials, bodies, and spaces — how we shape them, and how they shape us.

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For over 15 years, my practice has merged architecture, art, and research, with projects ranging from Helsinki to Hong Kong, Venice to Dikemark. I’ve co-founded architecture studios, exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale and the Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture (Shenzhen & Hong Kong), among others, and shared my work through lectures and workshops in Japan, Mexico, China, Russia, Norway, Finland, and the United States.

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I see making as a way of imagining the world differently.​​ I work across glass, wood, technology, and the body — crafting processes that are slow, embodied, and materially grounded, while opening portals into speculative futures.

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Situated where architecture, sculpture, and sensory research meet, my practice moves from the intimate materiality of glass to the spatial choreographies of cities.

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Rooted in craft traditions and the evolving languages of digital making, I explore how embodied intelligence and the agency of materials can open new ways of living, sensing, and belonging.

If you believe that architecture can be danced, that materials remember, and that futures can be shaped with care — then welcome.
You’ve found my latest venture. Let’s play together!