Ruoholahdenkatu 21

This fully furnished and decorated 12 m² studio/office space is located on the 2nd floor of the building, including all services needed for efficient work. The POOL studio rental includes ready-built internet connections, copying and printing services, and IT support. POOL also has its own reception service and stylish break areas offering coffee and tea from a small roastery. The package also includes shared meeting and project rooms bookable via reception, as well as quiet retreat spaces.

Ruoholahdenkatu 21, known as Kiila, is a loft-style office building near the city centre. Constructed in 1952 as the printing house for Uusi Suomi newspaper, it operated as a print shop until the 1980s, after which it housed, among others, Ilmarinen’s headquarters. During a comprehensive renovation in autumn 2019, the building was restored to its original character. The ceiling height and striking lattice windows were revealed again, building services were renewed, and terraces were added on the roof. The result is seven floors comprising a total of 10,000 square metres of flexible office space that respects the building’s industrial heritage.

Tenants have access to lobby services, a lunch restaurant and café, meeting rooms, hot desk workstations, a private parking garage, bicycle parking, and social facilities including showers. There are dedicated charging points for electric cars. POOL Flex spaces complement traditional office rentals with flexible solutions. Nearby, the Ruohis block centre offers amenities such as Citymarket, a fitness centre, pharmacy, Alko, Post services, and numerous restaurants and cafés.

The tram stop is 150 metres and the bus stop 120 metres away. The metro station is 580 metres and the main railway station 1.3 kilometres away. Helsinki-Vantaa Airport is approximately 20 kilometres distant. The central location ensures excellent accessibility by public transport and private car.

The property holds a LEED Gold environmental certification. Electricity is sourced from Finnish wind power, and heating is provided using renewable district heat.