Finnlandhaus

The Finnlandhaus rises 51 meters high with 14 floors, featuring a square floor plan of 20.4 meters on each side in central Hamburg.

Constructed in 1966, the building served as the Finnish General Consulate and contained a bunker capable of protecting 2,000 people during emergencies.

The exterior walls display the Finnish coat of arms with a golden lion on a red background, representing the strong connection between Finland and Germany.

The structure contains 4,315 square meters of office space distributed across its floors, with capacity for 330 employees and two basement levels.

The building rests upon a central foot using an innovative hanging construction method, which marked the first implementation of this technique in German architecture.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

GPS coordinates: 53.55809,9.99276

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:35