Aarne Ervi was a Finnish architect born on March 18, 1910, in Helsinki. He is best known for his contributions to modern architecture in Finland, particularly during the mid-20th century. Ervi's work often combined functionality with aesthetic appeal, reflecting the principles of Functionalism. Throughout his career, Ervi designed various buildings, including residential homes and public structures. He was also involved in urban planning and contributed to the development of several Finnish cities. His architectural style is characterized by clean lines and a focus on integrating buildings with their surroundings, making him a significant figure in Finnish architecture.