Helsinki Stock Exchange Building

The granite-faced Helsinki Stock Exchange Building features rectangular pilasters, vaulted corridors, and a central courtyard topped with a glass roof.

Finnish architect Lars Sonck designed this financial institution in 1911, marking a shift toward rational architectural principles in Helsinki's urban development.

The building represents the evolution of Finnish financial markets through its protected status and continued importance in Helsinki's architectural heritage.

Located at Fabianinkatu 14 in central Helsinki, the structure maintains its original features while functioning as an office building under preservation regulations.

Red brick finishes and intersecting galleries create dynamic interior spaces within the narrow plot, connecting offices through loggias and balconies.

Location: Helsinki

Inception: 1912

Architects: Lars Sonck

Part of: Yksisarvinen

Address: Fabianinkatu 14 00100

GPS coordinates: 60.16839,24.94872

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:29