mannerheimintie 16, kamppi, helsinki

Representing neo-Renaissance, the fully renovated Mannerheimintie 16 offers a unique business environment in the heart of Helsinki. Known as the Capitol building, this office building is located in the best part of the city, offering fascinating views and comprehensive local services. The largest floor size of the building is about 450 square meters, and its spaces are suitable for both single and multiple users. Thanks to its location and structure, the premises are excellently suited for hybrid work. The prestigious building, completed in 1890 and designed by August Nordberg, features personal and intriguing details and the dignity brought by a long cultural heritage. The building's name derives from the Capitol cinema that once operated in the same block. The part of the property facing Yrjönkatu was completed in 1908.

The building is part of the Forum block, for which all properties have been awarded the BREEAM In-Use Very Good level environmental certificate. BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is an international building environmental classification system that aims to reduce the environmental impact of building use and develop healthier work environments. The Forum block is also completely carbon neutral in terms of energy consumption during use. The property has excellent sorting facilities, and the building's own environmental coordinator guides tenants in sorting and other sustainable practices.

Forum-P The nearest parking place is the Forum parking hall Forum-P (direct elevator connection from the shopping center). There are also several other parking options nearby, such as Stockmann Q-Park, P-Eliel, and WTC car park. The common areas of the Forum include shower and social facilities.