Pitäjänmäki Tower

Pitäjänmäki Tower is an office building with 17 floors of glass and steel set in Helsinki's industrial area. The structure rises to about 70 meters and contains workspaces designed to take advantage of views across the city and surrounding landscape.

The tower was built in 2001 and represented a turning point in how Helsinki's business district grew beyond the city center. This construction showed the growing interest in developing the industrial area as a contemporary office hub.

The building incorporates Finnish architectural principles with its integration of natural light and emphasis on functional workspace design throughout each floor.

The tower sits within easy reach of trains, buses, and the Raide-Jokeri tram line, all within walking distance. This convenient location makes it straightforward to move around the area and travel to other parts of Helsinki.

The top floor houses a Finnish sauna complex paired with meeting rooms that overlook both Helsinki and Espoo. This unusual feature merges business activities with Finnish bathing traditions while taking advantage of sweeping views from above.

Location: Helsinki

Location: Pitäjänmäki

Location: Pitäjänmäki industrial area

Inception: 2001

Floors above the ground: 17

Height: 70 m

GPS coordinates: 60.22030,24.86810

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:13