Hämeentie 11

This 1,070 m² office space is situated on the 3rd floor of the property. The office includes private rooms, meeting rooms, as well as dedicated kitchen and restroom facilities. The space can be divided into parts of approximately 450 m² and 620 m².

Väinö is a red-brick monumental building designed by architect Väinö Vähäkallio, located at the corner of Hämeentie and Kaikukatu in Sörnäinen. Representing Nordic Classicism, the building is renowned for its art deco details and clock tower, and the Finnish Heritage Agency has recognised the area as culturally and historically significant. The main building was completed in 1927 with an extension added in 1928. It served as the headquarters of the cooperative Osuusliike Elanto from 1928 to 1995, and it is named after Elanto’s long-time managing director Väinö Tanner, who resided on the fifth floor. The entire building was converted to office use in 1967, and windows were replaced in 2007 following the original style. There are approximately 11,200 m² of lettable space, renovated with respect to the building’s heritage and tailored to tenant needs, with unit sizes ranging from approximately 90 m² to nearly 1,500 m².

The building features a gymnasium, a function hall, sauna facilities, and a lunch restaurant. Comprehensive services of Sörnäinen and Hakaniemi are nearby, and the developing Kalasatama area with the Redi shopping centre is a short distance away. The local area offers numerous restaurants, cafés, and shops.

The tram stop is right next to the building, and buses run along Hämeentie at almost one-minute intervals. The bus journey to the city centre takes approximately five minutes. Hakaniemi and Sörnäinen metro stations are both around 500 metres away, and from Hakaniemi metro to Rautatientori is about two minutes. By car, there are good connections to the Lahti and Porvoo motorways. Parking spaces are available for rent at the property.

Distances:
Tram stop adjacent to the building
Metro station 500 m