Tammasaarenkatu 3

This 426 m² office space is located on the 1st floor of Pinta-talo. It can accommodate 5 to 28 people. The office comprises rooms, open-plan space, as well as private kitchen and WC facilities.

HTC Pinta is part of the High Tech Center Helsinki business park in Ruoholahti, right next to the Cable Factory. The business park consists of five office buildings completed in 2001 and 2002, named after the ships of explorers. Pinta was the fastest ship on Columbus's first Atlantic crossing. The buildings are known for their award-winning architectural designs. The offices are bright and offer sea views. The spaces can be adapted as open-plan offices or individual rooms and are available on several floors in various sizes.

HTC Helsinki offers comprehensive business park services, distributed across the company park buildings and accessible to all tenants. The facilities include reception services, two lunch restaurants, a representative sauna, a gym, catering services, as well as meeting, training and auditorium facilities. The Pinta building also houses HTC's conference centre, with rooms ranging from a six-person meeting room to a 235-seat auditorium, making it suitable for larger events. Parking is arranged via the communal parking hall of the business park. The surrounding area is rich with amenities, with Ruoholahti services and the cultural offerings of the Cable Factory located just next door.

Accessibility is excellent in all directions. Ruoholahti metro station is approximately 600 metres away, and tram lines 6, 7, 8 and 9 serve the nearby area. Helsinki Central Railway Station is about three kilometres away, and Helsinki-Vantaa Airport is approximately 30 kilometres distant. Ease of access towards Espoo is provided via the Länsiväylä highway. Ruoholahti has a comprehensive network of cycle paths, and ample parking is available in the business park's parking hall for motorists.

HTC Pinta has achieved the BREEAM In-Use environmental certificate at Excellent level. The property's electricity is sourced 100% from renewable wind power.