Kristian Gullichsen
*29. 9. 1932 – Helsinki, Finland
†17. 3. 2021 – Helsinki, Finland
Gullichsen Vormala Arkkitehdit
Pursimiehenkatu 29a, FIN-00150 Helsinki+358 (9) 6869300
+358 (9) 68693050
architects@gullichsen-vormala.fi
Biography
Kristian Valter Gullichsen was born on September 29, 1932, in Helsinki. In 1960, he completed his studies at the Technical University of Helsinki. He gained practical experience working with Alvar Aalto and other Finnish architects. From 1961 to 1973, he operated his own practice in Helsinki, where one of his collaborators was Juha Pallasmaa, among others. In 1973, he partnered with Erkki Kairamo and Tim Vormalu to establish the firm Gullichsen Vormala Arkkitehdit Ky. Kristian Gullischen served as the chairman of the Alvar Aalto Foundation.1961-69 - taught at the Technical University of Helsinki
1965-70 - curator of the Finnish Architectural Museum
1982 - taught at the University of Houston, Texas
1993-95 - taught at the Berlage Institute in Amsterdam
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Realizations and projects
Other Buildings
University Library, Lleida, Spain, 2003Extension of the Art Gallery, Pori, Finland, 2000
Residential Building No. 7 at the Wohnen 2000 Exhibition, Stuttgart, Germany, 1993
Family Houses Olympos, Helsinki, 1995
Fire Station Niittykumpu, Espoo, Finland, 1990
Extension of Stockmann's Department Store, Helsinki, 1989
Administrative Center Pieksämäki, Finland, 1989
Church Center, Kauniainen, Finland, 1983
Art Gallery, Pori, Finland, 1981
