The Writer’s House offers a residency to writers, playwrights and translators. The Writer’s House was designed in 1906 by Wivi Lönn, a famous Finnish woman-architect. n 1980 the house became the meeting place and office of two writer’s associations: the Writer’s Union of Central Finland and the Amateur Writers of Central Finland.
Writers’ House is known for its communal residency. The House has four residency rooms that can be applied to by anyone working with literature, prioritizing writers that have a convincing plan of work. However, if there are available rooms, they can be rented to other artists as well.
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