Arkadiankatu 6
Helsinki, Kamppi · 7th floor
This 1311 m² office space spans the 7th and 8th floors of the property. It suits a company of 100–190 employees and offers flexible layouts combining open-plan offices, private rooms and meeting areas. Large windows allow plenty of natural light, creating a bright environment. An internal staircase between the floors provides seamless connection. A private, quiet terrace has direct access from the upper floor, offering a pleasant break area.
Images are visualisations of the model office space in the building.
Arkadia No. 6 is an eight-storey office and retail property in the Kamppi district of Helsinki, designed by architect Einari Teräsvirta in 1977, located on the edge of Narinkkatori. With a total floor area of approximately 25,500 m², the building offers a wide selection of adaptable office spaces, each floor covering over 3,000 m². The building is protected and underwent a full renovation in 2020. The refurbished main lobby is one of Helsinki’s most impressive office building receptions.
The property offers lobby services, a restaurant, a gym, social facilities, bicycle parking, and a bike maintenance station. There is a private underground parking garage accessible directly by lift. A comprehensive range of city centre amenities is within close proximity. Kamppi Shopping Centre and the Sokos department store are within walking distance.
Excellent transport connections by both private car and public transport. A bus terminal, railway station, tram connections, and metro station are within walking distance. Parking spaces can be rented in the parking garage or nearby parking facilities.
This property is owned by Sponda.
The property holds a BREEAM In-Use Excellent environmental certificate. Arkadia operates with 100% emission-free energy, using wind power and renewable district heating. Additionally, a solar power plant installed on the roof produces renewable energy for the building’s use.
For more information, please call 044 723 4700 or email info@bref.fi. Our service is free of charge for space seekers.