Siltasaarenkatu 8-10

This 159 m² retail space, suitable for use as a café or restaurant, is located on the ground floor of the building. The premises offer views over Paasivuorenpuistikko Park and the market square.

Siltasaarenkatu 8-10 is a historic property known as the former Elanto department store in Hakaniemi. Together with the new building at Siltasaarenkatu 6 and Paasivuorenkatu 4-6, it forms the Antilooppi Siltasaari 10 commercial premises complex, which underwent extensive renovation in 2021. The design was led by Arkkitehtitoimisto SARC, with the protected façade and roof restored to their original appearance. The interiors represent modern office construction, designed with users' wellbeing in mind through choice of materials and layout. Offices are available for both small and large companies, and furnished shared project, meeting, and work spaces are offered flexibly to meet various needs.

Tenants have access to reception services, several restaurants and cafés such as The Pantry and Bistro Le Coin, meeting rooms, a grocery store, shower-equipped social facilities, a dedicated car park and bicycle parking with electric bike charging points. There are dedicated charging stations for electric vehicles. The building’s POOL concept offers furnished serviced offices, project spaces and POOL Lounge areas for meetings and events. Retail operators also serve local residents at street level.

Hakaniemi metro station as well as tram and bus stops are located less than 100 metres from the property. The main railway station is 1.3 kilometres away and Helsinki-Vantaa Airport is 18 kilometres away. Hakaniemi Market Square, Market Hall, and downtown services are within walking distance.

Siltasaari 10 has been awarded the LEED Platinum environmental certification, the highest level of the rating system, as well as the WELL Gold certification for user wellbeing. The building’s technical systems, lighting, and indoor air quality are optimised to the highest standards, and low-emission materials were used during construction. Electricity is sourced from Finnish wind power, heating is provided by emission-free renewable district heating, and the property has its own solar power plant.