Kai Henrik Väinö Wartiainen (born 1953 in Kouvola) is a Finnish architect and former academic. He is the son of architect Henrik Wartiainen. Wartiainen was professor of urban planning at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden in 1997–2006. Wartiainen was previously married to the Finnish architect Sari Nieminen, but is now married to the Swedish Architect Ingrid Reppen. In December 2016 Wartiainen was awarded the Swedish Architects' Prize.
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| - Kai Henrik Väinö Wartiainen (born 1953 in Kouvola) is a Finnish architect and former academic. He is the son of architect Henrik Wartiainen. Wartiainen was professor of urban planning at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden in 1997–2006. Wartiainen was previously married to the Finnish architect Sari Nieminen, but is now married to the Swedish Architect Ingrid Reppen. In December 2016 Wartiainen was awarded the Swedish Architects' Prize. (en)
- Kai Henrik Väinö Wartiainen, född 8 mars 1953 i Kouvola, är en finländsk arkitekt. Wartiainen studerade både vid Tekniska högskolan i Helsingfors och vid Konstindustriella högskolan i samma stad. Han gjorde sig redan under studietiden känd för sina radikalt modernistiska åsikter om arkitektur och stadsbyggnad. Han samarbetade till en början med sin far, arkitekten Henrik Wartiainen (född 1926) och innehade egen praktik 1988–2004, varefter han har arbetat som konstnärlig ledare för arkitektbyrå Evata Ab. Han har planerat om- och tillbyggnader av gamla industribyggnader, bland annat Tampella i Ingerois (1984) och Santasalo-Vaihteet Oy i Högfors (1991) samt därtill bland annat nybyggnaderna för Golf-Tallmo i Sibbo (1990), Högfors stadshus och bibliotek (1992) samt det expressionistiska i Hel (sv)
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| - Kai Henrik Väinö Wartiainen (born 1953 in Kouvola) is a Finnish architect and former academic. He is the son of architect Henrik Wartiainen. Wartiainen was professor of urban planning at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden in 1997–2006. Wartiainen was previously married to the Finnish architect Sari Nieminen, but is now married to the Swedish Architect Ingrid Reppen. After working for his father, he first founded Kai Wartiainen Architects in Helsinki. Then, between 2004 and 2010 he became a partner and Creative Director in Evata – at the time the largest architectural firm in Finland. He became creative director of Pöyry Architects between 2008 and 2011. In 2000 he founded the Stockholm planning firm ajö´ tristess with architect Ingrid Reppen, though in 2011 it changed its name to arkitektur + development. Among Wartiainen's realised building designs include the High Tech Center (HTC), Ruoholahti, Helsinki (2001), the Grani Shopping Centre, Kauniainen (2001), Karkkila town hall and library (1991) and Itä-Pasila urban insertions (2005). Wartiainen has won several international competitions, including France's first ecological house in Paris, at Parc de la Villette (2000), and the Nordic First Waterfront Project for the Holmen industrial landscape of Norrköping, Sweden. In 1997 Wartiainen was selected to lead the research in defining the ecological criteria for Finland's first eco-village, Eko-Viikki. Together with a work group, he drew up the so-called PIMWAG criteria (the name was derived from the initials of the members), i.e. 5 factors to be taken into account in assessing the level of ecology of a scheme: pollution, the availability of natural resources, health, the biodiversity of nature, and nutrition. In addition to ecological issues, Wartiainen has also been a controversial champion of libertarianism and the so-called "innovation culture" typified by the internet, and criticises the inflexibility of the state-driven norms of urban planning practice. He plots a historical line of development from the "full control" of autocrats to the "instrumental control" of what he terms expert dictatorship to the ultimate goal of the "out of control" of co-creation, and whereby professional urban design and planning expertise is ultimately replaced by urban management. In December 2016 Wartiainen was awarded the Swedish Architects' Prize. (en)
- Kai Henrik Väinö Wartiainen, född 8 mars 1953 i Kouvola, är en finländsk arkitekt. Wartiainen studerade både vid Tekniska högskolan i Helsingfors och vid Konstindustriella högskolan i samma stad. Han gjorde sig redan under studietiden känd för sina radikalt modernistiska åsikter om arkitektur och stadsbyggnad. Han samarbetade till en början med sin far, arkitekten Henrik Wartiainen (född 1926) och innehade egen praktik 1988–2004, varefter han har arbetat som konstnärlig ledare för arkitektbyrå Evata Ab. Han har planerat om- och tillbyggnader av gamla industribyggnader, bland annat Tampella i Ingerois (1984) och Santasalo-Vaihteet Oy i Högfors (1991) samt därtill bland annat nybyggnaderna för Golf-Tallmo i Sibbo (1990), Högfors stadshus och bibliotek (1992) samt det expressionistiska i Helsingfors (2002). Wartiainen var tillförordnad professor i samhällsplanering vid Tekniska högskolan i Helsingfors 1989–1990 och blev professor i stadsbyggnad vid Kungliga Tekniska högskolan i Stockholm 1997. Han deltog aktivt i kommunalpolitiken i Helsingfors under 1980-talet och gav ut skriften Helsingin kauneuden logiikat' (1996). Han var i yngre år en lovande golfspelare och vann 1972 finska mästerskapet i klassen under 21 år. (sv)
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