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Inhabitations/km²1—1617—499500+UninhabitedPopulation Density Finland 2008Regional divisions as on 1 January 2008Floor area per dwelling has also increased along with the number ofbuildings, approaching 80 m 2 per unit, up by 55% since 1960. In 1960, floorarea per person was 14 m 2 . By 2008, this figure had grown to almost 39 m2per person.SourceStatisticsFinland]In general, construction materials and methods are uniform in Finland:84% of buildings are wood framed and 15% are stone construction.226
The heating sources of Finland's building stock are diverse, but districtheating has become the dominant share with half of all buildings connectedto a municipal system. For buildings that are outside district service areas,heat pumps are gaining share for economic and environmental concerns.Percentage ofworkers commutingto jobs onthe HelsinkiMetropolitan Area19802—10%10—35%> 35%19902000SourceYTV & REXArchitectureHelsinki Metropolitan Commuter Catchment Area 1980-2000YTV Helsinki Metropolitan Area Council227
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10015019023Foreword by Geoff Mulgan
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