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Vuorikatu 14 Vuorikatu 14 KLUUVI / HELSINKI sponda.fi When location is everything The Vuorikatu 14 property, also known as the Halonen building, is a modern office and retail property in the Fennia Quarter in the Helsinki city centre. Situated next to the Railway Station Square, the it is easily accessible by public transport from all corners of the Helsinki metropolitan area. Thanks to the central location, all the commercial and business services of the city centre are within a short walking distance and the customer volumes are high. The building, erected in 1927, was thoroughly renovated in the early 2000s to serve as a modern office and retail property. The five uppermost floors house renovated office space, and the street level has retail space for rent. The premises can be easily modified according to specific needs. There are a number of restaurants at the street level. The property is ideal for a company that values good public transport connections and a wide variety of services in the city centre. sponda.fi Services & Accessibility accessibility The Central Railway Station and the Rautatientori bus station located nearby provide excellent accessibility to public transport, supplemented by the University of Helsinki metro station located below the block. Parking Parking in P-Eliel and P-Kluuvi Fennia restaurant hub Private cars have access to the Engel parking facility, which is connected to the Central Railway Station, and the Kluuvi parking facility, which provides direct access to the University of Helsinki metro station. 200 m 80 m Local services The Fennia Quarter offers a large number of restaurant and other entertainment services. The central location of the property ensures that all commercial and business services are located within a short walking distance. 150 m 550 m sponda.fi sponda.fi Vuorikatu 14 00100 HELSINKI / KLUUVI SPACE TYPES ENERGY CLASS Office, Store G2007 CONSTRUCTION YEAR ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM 1927 Yes FLOORS ENVIRONMENT 7 CERTIFICATE breeam,gresb AREA 5108 m² Accessibility Parking in P-Eliel and 200 m P-Kluuvi 80 m 150 m 550 m 25 min sponda.fi Responsibility BREEAM In-Use Environmental Certificate Excellent Location Low Carbon Footprint ▪ 3rd party verification orf environmental ▪ Prime central location in Helsinki City ▪ The property is included in the energy responsible operation and maintenance to centre, providing easy access to public efficiency program. the high Very Good level. transportation (bus, tram, metro, city bike, ▪ Green electricity. ▪ The classification ys stem reduces train) and nearby services. ▪ For more information on the property's operational costs and improves the ▪ Bicycle storage and showers & locker energy and water consumption and environmental performance. rooms for employees. carbon footprint, please visit the ▪ Takes into account e.g. energy efficiency, property's extranet pages. biodiversity, property maintenance practices and sustainability. Wellbeing For Users Sponda’s Sustainability Roadmap Resource Efficiency ▪ Healthy and secure environment to ▪ Carbon Neutral by 2030. ▪ Sustainable and durable material choices. encourage productivity. ▪ Energy Efficiency Programme 2030 aims ▪ Excellent opportunities for waste ▪ Excellent conditions, including indoor air at 20% reduction of the purchased recycling. quality, low material emissions and energy. ▪ The Environmental Coordinator (L&T) thermal comfort. ▪ Full 5-star assessment in GRESB Global provides regular guidance on waste ▪ Materials M1. Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark. sorting. ▪ By the Enviromental Partnership Program in close co-operation with customers, we can reduce the environmental load resulting from the use of properties. sponda.fi Your contacts Why choose Sponda as your property partner Our extensive property portfolio offers you new options that suit your needs flexibly as your space requirements change. Focused on prime locations our property portfolio includes a variety of high-quality solutions for your company’s business premises needs. Our comprehensive environmental programmes promote the joint development of the energy-efficiency EMILIA JAAKKOLA and eco-friendliness of your business Account Manager premises. +358 50 516 8547 [email protected] Versatile, high-quality services facilitate your operations at our properties and support your business success. Our experience and professional Sponda’s Customer Service Center +358 20 355 6677 Mon-Fri at 8.30–16 | sponda.fi expertise help us identify your property needs and offer suitable SPONDALtd. is one of the largest property investment companies in Finland. We own, lease and develop office and retail properties premises that support your business and shopping centres in the largest cities in Finland. We are a forerunner in property investment, an experienced property developer operations. and a responsible urban developer. Our properties are situated in the best city locations with good connections.We create modern and functional spaces, that accommodate new ways of working. Our mission is to develop operating environments that promote the success of our customers. sponda.fi.
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