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Residents of old detached houses on the south side of the Niittykummom are currently on the verge of change. Several homes in the Niittykallio area are being demolished for residential building and residents are leaving their houses. In the minds of long-term residents, the original Niittykumpu remains an idyllic village that was the true Lord of the Rings. Vesa Saarinen is one of the long-term private dwellers in the Niittykummi. He lived with his family in Niittykummuntie 11 for nearly 40 years. The sale of the home was preceded by negotiations for planning with the city for many years. - The process was tiring long. We decided to cooperate closely with the homesteads of the Niittykatu and Niittykummun when we negotiate our lands. I feel that the city has listened to us, welcomed our thoughts and arranged them in a design. I believe that everyone was finally satisfied with the scaffolding and construction works, according to Saarinen. Espoo's strong development is reflected in the Niittykummi miniature. The old one goes out of the way. The Saaris bought together with Vesa and Brita Huolman a plot of land in Niittykummuni in 1979. The plot had no picture in the picture, but the original small house built in the 1940's. It became Saarinen's new home. When it was refurbished, Vesa and Riitta Saarinen came to the sundial of the building and, at the same time, throughout the history of Finland, as structures were found to be used as lining for war-torn newspapers. The worsters built a new building next to the red roof to the right. In connection with the new construction of the Huolmanes, drainage and hot water pipes were drawn to the house of Saarinen, as the original building had an exterior and a lacquered water. Later the house was expanded with an extension. Its design was believed to be Vesa Huolman, who is a professional architect. The worst are the few homeless people in the area.