REDI LOISTO Sales Welcome home 4 CONTENTSDiscover 6 A smart place to live 8

In the heart of Kalasatama 10

Architect’s greetings 12

Living in Loisto 14

32 floors of housing services 16

Common spaces for everyday life and celebrations 18

A conservatory to enjoy all year round 20

Interior design options 22

Contact information 28 WELCOME HOME

In Kalasatama, the sea and the city meet. Here, the pulse of urban life comes together with the beauty of the surrounding natural scenery. When you approach your new home, you’ll see the silhouette of the city, the shimmering open sea and the quiet space of the green deck. Somewhere down below is the busy Metro, reminding you that really is in the middle of everything, at the centre of life.

HOME, BLOCK, CITY Loisto completely redefines the concept of a home. And you get to decide what it’s like. Where do you see yourself? Enjoying the steam in the 30th floor sauna, looking out over a beautiful panorama from the kitchen window, or on a little path on the green deck admiring the artwork? Will you spend your time in the heart of REDI, taking advantage of all the services available? Or would you rather access them from home? Your home in Loisto will be exactly how you want it to be. It can be your own peaceful refuge from everyday life or a lively meeting place. You can find facilities for everything – a new standard for urban living has been set.

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The constructor, SRV Construction Ltd, reserves the right to change the infor- mation and drawings in this brochure, as well as the material suppliers. The buyer must consult the sales documents before signing the sales contract. The content of this brochure is based on the situation 12 in 02/2019. The brochure containing the information required according to Act No. 130/2001 on the marketing of housing is available during SRV’s housing sales and apartment viewings. The drawings and models in this brochure are artist’s impressions and they were created prior to the completion of the final plans, and some details may differ from the com- REDI LOISTO REDI KAPTEENI REDI LOKI CITY CENTRE pleted building. The colours and dimen- 32 floors 37 floors 26 floors To the south 1 4 7 10 sions printed in this brochure may differ REDI MAJAKKA REDI LUOTSI REDI LIVING PASILA from the final designs. The final details 35 floors 32 floors LAB To the west will be specified in the sales documents. 2 5 8 11 Some of the illustrations in this brochure REDI KOMPASSI REDI KARTTA KALASATAMA ITÄVÄYLÄ have been taken from image banks pro-

3 31floors 6 27 floors 9 METRO STATION 12 To the east vided by different material suppliers. A SMART PLACE TO LIVE

Kalasatama is built at the heart of city centre, IN THE HEART OF KALASATAMA on the sea front, with good transport links all around. REDI will become the centre of Kalasatama. It com- Using the Metro, a trip to the centre of Helsinki takes bines homes, services and mobility. Seven residential six minutes, a trip to Keilaniemi in Espoo only 16. And towers and a residential, business and office building you can easily get to and are being built in the area. In addition, the city centre’s via the Isoisänsilta bridge. largest shopping and entertainment complex, REDI Shopping Centre, was opened in autumn 2018. In Kalasatama, the starting point for a Smart City is providing convenience for everyday life. The Smart The works of art designed for REDI will also strengthen Kalasatama project is constantly being developed the overall identity of the area, and the concept for the with new, innovative services for better living and artwork is built around the sea, industry and urban life. time management being added all the time.

Read more: www.fiksukalasatama.fi

Minutes to the centre

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Kilometres 68 20 1,4to Korkeasaari 9 30 minutes REDI Shopping and to the Taxi services Lifts to 1 Entertainment Centre airport in the lobby the Metro 2 Mustikkamaa 3 Korkeasaari 4 Linnanmäki

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“The Loisto tower rises high in the heart of REDI. The upper terrace and its communal spaces open up over Helsinki to reveal the sea in all its splendour, with the shimmering Gulf of around Kruununhaka and Katajanokka. On the east side you’ll find the Vanhan- kaupunginlahti “birds’ paradise” (an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area), Kulosaari and Mustikkamaa. And next door are the other REDI towers and the whole unique culture of Suvilahti.

On different levels, just a lift ride away, you can enjoy two large parks and huge range of services. The apartments are exceptional in their use of space: airy and well-equipped, with a welcoming, enjoyable atmosphere. The architecture and façade also respect Helsinki and its history.”

Pekka Helin, Architect SAFA Helin & Co. Architects

12 13 Living in Artist’s impression Loisto

Loisto has 32 floors and 249 apartments, ranging from studio flats to 4-5 room apartments. The tower reaches up 124 metres, so it shines in the city’s silhouette from afar.

Loisto offers many smart solutions for comfortable living. Each apartment has a conservatory with moveable glass walls and well-designed storage solutions. Certain apartments also have, among other things, a technical cabinet hidden behind the entrance mirror. In addition, services which ease everyday life and multipurpose common spaces ensure a higher standard of living.

Housing materials differ between the Horizon and Sky floors. The Horizon apartments are located on floors 6-29 and Sky apart- ments on floors 31 and 32. There are three different types of styles and these are presented in more detail on pages 22-27.

floors meters* 14 32 124 *Eave height 15 32 floors Artist’s impression of housing services

REDI Loisto introduces a whole new type of residential culture. It incorporates solutions which make everyday life easier and more pleasant, while at the same time offering totally new kinds of service opportunities. There are a variety of common spaces for residents to use and enjoy, for example there is a fitness facility, a club room high on the 30th floor, as well as sauna facilities and a rooftop terrace.

The lobby services provide advice on the use of the commu- nal areas, assist guests and take care of incoming deliveries. The smart lift-and-door system provides easy access to the tower for both residents and their guests alike. Furthermore, the lobby services and interactive stairwell-displays also provide modern multi-channel customer services which facilitate both advice and communication in housing matters, as well as providing access to additional services. And with the Smartpost parcel lockers you can send and receive packets without leaving the building. The electricity and water consumption of each apartment, as well as reservations for common spaces, can be conveniently handled using the building’s digital services.

Loisto is also at your service with the unique REDI shopping centre, which combines entertainment, experiences and shopping. In addition, there is a health and wellness centre on the other side of the street, as well as a huge rooftop park – the green deck. Residents with cars can use the under- ground REDI Parkki parking facilities, where they will also find other services such as a car wash, tire-changing services, and repair services.

16 17 Artist’s impression Common spaces for everyday life and celebration

In Loisto there are plenty of common spaces that increase your living comfort and extend the living area you can enjoy.

On the 30th floor there is a conveniently sized club and event space with a separate kitchen, and a large terrace overlooking the surrounding view. The facilities are freely available for leisure or remote working, and they can also be booked for private use. The elegant event space can easily accommodate large dinner parties.

On the same floor as the viewing terrace, there are also two saunas. From one of these you can go straight across the terrace to relax in a hot tub.

On the fifth floor there is a laundry room, two sauna facilities, Smartpost parcel lockers and a club room. On the same floor there is also space to keep outdoor equipment, pushchairs and to maintain bicycles. You’ll find the fitness room and two more sauna facilities on the sixth floor.

All the common facilities can be booked using the digital reservation service.

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A conservatory to enjoy all year round

Every apartment in Loisto has a conservatory instead of a balcony. This multipurpose space is separated by a movable glass wall and it can be used all year round. Here, you can create a green city oasis of your own, a herb garden or a peaceful corner for yourself. With its movable glass wall, the space can open up to become part of the living room or dining room, for example.

The conservatory may become your favourite place to be and it will increase your living comfort in many ways, providing relaxing natural light, style and great views.

Special attention has also been paid to the lighting in each home. In addition to the natural light from the large windows, every apartment uses energy-efficient LED lights to ensure you have a comfortable amount of light at all times of day.

20 21 An artist’s impression of the interior design styles in a corresponding building. BLACKINTERIOR DESIGN OPTIONS &WHITE

Artist’s impression

Always an elegant and safe choice. The black and white palette creates an intense dialogue into which the white matt lacquered oak parquet and integrated appliances naturally merge. The white walls are accented with a selection of light and graphite greys.

This clean graphic design provides an excellent starting point for interior decoration. The styling can be furnished entirely in white or black, but it is also easy to introduce colourful furniture and fabrics.

22 23 An artist’s impression of the interior design styles in a corresponding building.

Artist’s impression

SCANDI- NAVIA Scandinavian style has its roots in Nordic nature, architecture and design. Here, white and light grey work together with the oak used in the furniture and flooring, while the matt white oak of the parquet and lower kitchen cabinets gently reflects the light. Meanwhile, the walls are accented with natural sand and pale grey colours.

Scandinavian style has been famous for classic designs and high quality furniture for generations, and its generous use of wood adds a comfortable warmth to any interior.

24 25 An artist’s impression of the interior design styles in a corresponding building. CONTI- NENTAL

Artist’s impression

The Continental style takes its inspiration from the European use of earthy tones and materials. The colour palette is characterized by soft sand and clay tones: a grey tinted matt lacquered oak parquet. The earthy tones continue on the walls, and the white is accented with sand and warm clay grey colours.

You can easily add contrast to the Continental style with dark wood, black metal, or by choosing your own accent colours for a fresh look and feel.

26 27 INTERESTED? Welcome to the REDI Living Lab

The REDI Living Lab does development work to create better ways of living. In the REDI Living Lab we have built two decorated spaces in which you can experience our modern housing solutions. Even the lift ride to the Living Lab on the third floor will give you a taste of the heights REDI Loisto reaches!

Come to our Open Door events or book your own viewing!

REDI HOUSING SALES REDI LIVING LAB Tel. 0800 141 100 (free of charge) Helsinki, Suvilahti, Kaasutehtaankatu 1, Building No. 6, 3rd floor or [email protected] For more information, visit: srv.fi/asuminen/redi-living-lab

REDI Merja Rainio Elise Utriainen Annika Järveläinen Sales Manager, LKV, RAK Sales Manager, LKV Sales, LKV, KED [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] housing sales +358 40 021 0898 +358 40 643 3320 +358 40 620 5519

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