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R23 – Brochure Premium Office Space Unique atmosphere right next to Kamppi Originally built as a tobacco factory in the early 20th century, Ruoholahdenkatu 23 is a fully-renovated, high-class real estate property that offers unique, modern premises for working in downtown Helsinki. From a tobacco factory to a modern office space A hundred years ago in the Koskikara block in west central Helsinki – at Ruoholahdenkatu 23 – a legendary, much-cherished Finnish cigarette called Työmies (”Working man”) was being manufactured. The story of Työmies and the Fennia tobacco factory came to an end in 1984. Subsequently the architecture, atmosphere and the spacious, exceptionally lofty interior spaces have been enjoyed by a myriad of different companies, offices, creative professionals and artists. Built: 1913 Entrances: 3 per floor The property Renovated: 2012 & 2018 Bicycle storage: planned in a nutshell Floors: 6 above ground + basement Other: lobby for guests + common Floor area: 900–1000 m2 meeting room Cooling: modern Cabling: Cat 5e/6 Completed in 1913, this factory property is a rare gem for anyone who is looking for new business premises in downtown Helsinki. Much of the rugged spirit of the hundred-year old tobacco factory still remains in the building, even though the whole property has been thoroughly renovated to comply with the requirements of contemporary work and business. The interior spaces are modern, bright, functional and adaptable, complemented with the latest state-of-the-art technology. Ruoholahdenkatu 23 combines the unique atmosphere of an old factory building with a modern environment in a fascinating way. The building offers its users an office setting where the zeitgeist, exceptional comfort and high-flying creativity come together. The building has six office floors, each one with 900—10002 m of floor area. The floors are triangle-shaped, and there are three entrances and elevators to each one. All floors boast large, magnificent checkered windows and exceptionally lofty rooms. Meeting room Open space office Balcony level Office Office Storage AP K J K Elevato HISS Staircase I r Meeting room WC J K Meeting room Storage Open space office Example floor Just like the property itself, the location of The nearby blocks have plenty of delightful At a walking Ruoholahdenkatu 23 is unsurpassed. All the lunch restaurants and cafés, and it’s also services of the Helsinki centre and Ruoholahti – effortless to walk to the Hietalahti Square, distance with great from shops to restaurants and cafes – are at just Bulevardi, Kaapelitehdas or Punavuori for lunch a few minutes’ walk. and back. connections The nearest metro station is nearby (500 m) The location is also perfect for city commuters in Ruoholahti, and you can hop aboard the on bicycles: the Baana bicycle corridor runs right transcentral trams from just outside the building. next to the property. The nearest parking garage It takes 15–20 minutes to walk to the Helsinki is Ruohopark, 300 m from the premises. Central Railway Station. Hietaniemi Temppeliaukio church Töölö Railway Square Kaisaniemenkatu Museum of Contemporary Runeberginkatu Art Kiasma Hietaniemi Cemetery Ateneum HAM Mannerheimintie Leppäsuo Lapinlahti Mechelininkatu Kamppi Esplanadi Western highway 51 Fredrikinkatu Baana u Salmisaari kat ren Kaartin- aa is m l kaupunki a S Porkkalankatu 500m Ruoholahti Uudenmaankatu The Alexander Bulevardi Theatre Design museum Cable Factory St. John’s Church Punavuori Hietalahti beach Lunch restaurants Grocery Store Metro 500m Parking garage 300m Tram/Bus 150m Baana 0m Ruoholahdenkatu 23 FI-00180, Helsinki R23.fi Interested? We would be glad to help you find a fitting office space from R23. FURTHER INFORMATION Rasmus Vuorinen Associate Director +358 40 760 9235 [email protected].
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