Psychologicum, Neoclassical university building in Siltavuori, Finland
Psychologicum is a neoclassical university building with symmetrical facades, large windows, and stone columns rising over three floors. Inside are multiple lecture halls designed for educational activities and classes.
The building was constructed in 1910 under architect Gustaf Nyström and initially housed the physics department. In 2001 it transitioned to serve psychology programs and research.
The building represents Finnish educational architecture from the early 20th century, combining academic functionality with neoclassical design elements in the university district.
The building sits in a quiet university district and is straightforward to locate once you know the address. The interior spaces are arranged for educational purposes with varying sizes to accommodate different group needs.
The building rests directly on bedrock, which proved advantageous when it housed the physics department. This geological characteristic of the site often goes unnoticed by visitors.
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