Skatta 14 – new level of workspaces in Katajanokka

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Work well-being by the sea

Skatta 14 offers high-quality premises in the culturally and historically valuable Katajanokka maritime area, which is part of the expanding business area of the Helsinki city centre. The block breathes city life by opening up to its surroundings with squares, restaurants and terraces. The architecture of Skatta 14 is based on natural tones, wood and glass, and the facade is made of rough red brick, which is characteristic of the area. The large windows of the office spaces and the building's glass-covered atrium fill the workspaces with natural light from all directions. The large floor plans, up to 1,700 m², support different types of work models and enable smooth collaboration and meetings.

Katajanokka is an iconic district of Helsinki, known for its sea views, elegant Art Nouveau buildings, the gold-domed Uspenski Cathedral and high-class restaurants. Katajanokka is an attractive business district, home to the Wanha Satama, which hosts many business events and trade fairs, high-quality hotels, and Stora Enso's new headquarters.

Katajanokka is the maritime heart of Helsinki, a living part of the city's history and a pleasant meeting place. The area is rapidly developing into a cultural and leisure center - join in!

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8,200 m²
total floor area

~1,700 m²
floor size

24 months
costruction time

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Comfortable spaces for different ways of working

Versatile workspaces are designed to take into account different ways of doing work and the amount of sociality. Dedicated areas are reserved for quiet work, teamwork and social encounters. Skatta 14 supports remote and temporary office work. Versatile and stylish spaces create a pleasant environment, where people enjoy working and interacting.

City centre services and connections in your reach

Skatta 14 is located in the heart of the city center, near the Market Square. The area is easy to get around by tram, and there are metro, train and several bus lines within a short distance. Tram 4 takes you to Kamppi or the railway station with city center's services and transport connections in your reach. Skatta 14 is easily accessible via light traffic paths, and the property has a heated bike parking lot and high-quality shower facilities for commuters.

Sustainable building

Skatta 14 will be built according to the principles of sustainable development. Responsibility is taken into account e.g. in building materials, insulation, heating and property recycling maintenance. With intelligence and data, we create more people-oriented and flexible offices and a more sustainable built environment. YIT's Smart Building concept improves the comfort, efficiency, productivity and environmental friendliness of properties by matching the data of the property's technical systems to a common platform. The benefits of smart buildings are brought within the reach of property owners, maintenance and users. LEED Platinum level certification will be applied for the building.

The maritime heart of Helsinki

The joint goal of the City of Helsinki and the Port of Helsinki is to improve the use of the South Harbour area, strengthen the port's operating conditions and streamline traffic in southern Helsinki. The Port of Helsinki development programme will transfer Tallinn traffic to the West Harbour and Stockholm traffic to Katajanokka. Centering Tallinn traffic requires the construction of a harbour tunnel from the West Harbour to the West Motorway. Stockholm's passenger and car ferry traffic will be transferred to Katajanokka by 2033.

The aim is to create a cultural and leisure centre in the Katajanokka area, and to connect the Katajanokka pier to the pedestrian-oriented city centre. The Katajanokka harbour area will become the maritime heart of Helsinki, a living part of the city's history and a pleasant meeting place.

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