M for Mechelin

THE CITY'S OUTGOING
RHYTHM & WARM
ATMOSPHERE

Our free spaces await for you

  • 2475 m²

    Office with a stunning panoramic sea view! This space allows you to fit even a large staff on one level.

  • 1331 m²

    Office space to be renovated and tailored to the tenant. The space can accommodate both open space and office space.

  • 1032 m²

    Office space to be renovated and tailored to the tenant. The space can accommodate both open space and office space.

  • 442 m²

    Even as such, it is an office space ready to move into. The space has three retreats, one meeting room and open space.

  • 299 m²

    The space includes an open plan area, two retreats and one larger meeting room for up to 15 people. In the kitchen, access to the balcony.

Quick & easy

A stone's throw from Kamppi

Mechelin One is located on Mechelininkatu,
in a central location in the Helsinki
city centre. Kamppi, Ruoholahti and
Hietalahti are all within walking or cycling distance.

Trams, buses and the subway provide smooth
connections across the city, and Baana makes
cycling a quick alternative to commuting.
The central location makes everyday life effortless –
it's easy to get to the office from near or far.

1

MINUTE
TO
CITYBIKES

2

MINUTES TO
TRAM

3

MINUTES TO
BUS STOP

6

MINUTES
TO THE SUBWAY

9

MINUTES
BY TRAM
TO TRAIN STATION

Rhythm & peace

Workplace, living room, meeting
place

Mechelin One is located on the urban and vibrant
Mechelininkatu, where the
pace of the city meets the tranquil courtyards,
parks and seaside Helsinki.

Mechelin One is more than an office.
It's a place where the outgoing rhythm of the city
meets a warm atmosphere.

The building's facilities, services and location
create an environment where the working day runs
smoothly, from the first coffee in the morning
to the afternoon meetings.

View from the terrace on the 7th floor

M as multifaceted

ALL YOU
COULD WISH
FROM AN OFFICE

Restaurant
Oasis

An oasis of food –
a place for lunch, coffee and
meetings in the middle of
the working day.

Gym

The property's new gym
brings movement into the working day
– before work, during work
or at the end of the day.

Auditorio

The Auditorium brings people
together – for performances,
discussions and shared
events.

Lobby-
service

The Lobby Service welcomes
guests and ensures
that everyday life runs smoothly.

Conference-
facilities

The versatile meeting rooms
provide a calm
environment for decisions,
discussions and new ideas.

Parking

Access is also easy
by car. Parking
is located in the building and
guest parking next to
the building.

Bicycle park

Bike parking makes
commuting by cycle a smooth
part of everyday life.

Social
facilities

The new and spacious sanitary facilities
bring comfort to the working day and
support cycling to work.

Without
forgetting the local services

Around Mechelin One, the city centre
offers a diverse range of cafés,
restaurants and services that make
the workday smooth even outside the
office.

Ruohis 600 m
Kamppi 700 m
Alepa 400 m
K-market 300 m
Hietalahti Market Hall 600 m
K-Citymarket 600 m
Radisson Blue Seaside Hotel 300 m
Clarion Hotel 600 m
Sinebrychoff Art Museum 800 m
Riviera punavuori 1 km
Kaapelitehdas 1 km
Museum of Photographic Art 1 km
Theater Museum 1 km
HAM 1 km
Tram 50 m
Metro 400 m
Bus 50 m
City bikes 10 m
Ruohis Kamppi Alepa K-market Hietalahti Market Hall K-Citymarket Radisson Blue Seaside Hotel Clarion Hotel Sinebrychoff Art Museum Riviera punavuori Kaapelitehdas Museum of Photographic Art Theater Museum HAM Tram Metro Bus City bikes

Eat & drink

Lunch-
restaurant for those who expect more from lunch

At Oasis, quality ingredients, the best flavours of
the season and a warm, modern atmosphere
create an experience that makes everyday life feel lighter.

Did you know?

The history
of Mechelin

1917

MECHELININKATU WAS NAMED AFTER A PIONEER OF FINNISH CIVILISATION, LIBERAL THINKING AND FORERUNNER OF INTERNATIONAL IDEOLOGY, LEO MECHELIN.

Leo Mechelin and his wife Alexandra on their honeymoon in Paris in the spring-winter of 1866.

Helsinki City Museum, Helsinki 1989; p. 61

1929

TRAMWAY TRACK INSTALLATION WORK AT THE CORNER OF MECHELININKATU AND
CALONIUKSENKATU.

IN THE 20TH CENTURY, THE AREA WAS HOME TO THE IMPORT AND EXPORT COMPANY MERCANTILE, AMONG OTHERS.

Rönnberg, Anton, 1929,
Helsinki City Museum

1954-55

CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ON A BREAK AT A BUILDING SITE ON MECHELIN STREET

IN THE 1950S, THE STREET WAS HOME TO, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE TAIVALLAHTI SCHOOL.

Lindberg, Kaarlo, 1954 - 1955,
Helsinki City Museum

1963

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, FOUNDED IN THE 1800S, ENDED ITS OPERATIONS
IN 2014. THE REGION IS BEING DEVELOPED INTO THE LARGEST GROWTH BUSINESS CAMPUS IN NORTHERN EUROPE.

The photo shows the courtyard of Maria's hospital in the 1960s. The wild vines were planted immediately after the buildings were completed in 1908.

Grünberg Constantin, 1963, Finna

1965

HIETANIEMI CEMETERY- AREA, SAMMONPUISTIKKO AND THE SPORTS FIELD
SEEN FROM THE AIR.

Grünberg Constantin, 1965,
Helsinki City Museum

1970

VIEW TO MECHELININKATU, KAMPPI, RUOHOLAHTI AND JÄTKÄSAARI.

THE AREA IS ALREADY CHARACTERISED BY BUSY CAR TRAFFIC, TRAM LINES AND
A RAILWAY LINE.

Rista, Simo, 1970,
Helsinki City Museum