Suurenna kuvaa
AIRPORT is a high-quality office building with large flexible floorplates and plenty of amenities including gym, rooftop sauna, meeting facilities and a high-quality canteen. The building was built from the get-go with flexibility in mind whilst to the highest possible quality standard as headquarter premises.
The building is LEED Platinum certified and is exceptionally well aligned with ESG standards and is equipped with geothermal heat generation, solar panels and has Energy Performance Certificate A.
The building is located next to the international airport, in the middle of a transportation hub which is being developed into a walk-friendly airport city with 28,000 inhabitants, plenty of services and nature. The property is well connected to all around the Helsinki Metropolitan Area with a train stop and upcoming light rail stop right next door. The property has exceptionally high parking capacity, with easy access to major roads close by.
Leo Suokannas Director, Colony
Leo Suokannas Director, Colony
Located next to the international airport with energy efficiency within the national top of office buildings, and with all the amenities one could ask for.
Restaurant and Café 
Floor host / reception 
Rentable meeting rooms 
Shower and locker rooms 
Fitness facilities 
Bike storage 
Parking, incl. electric charging 
Fun element Colony Airport is conveniently located just a couple of minutes drive from Ring 3 road. When arriving by local train, you can get off at the Aviapolis or Lentoasema stop, and walk 500 meters to you work place. Due to the airport connection, the office is ideal for international companies.
In addition to the house's own restaurant, you will be served by lunch places in the surrounding area. The restaurants in the airport's renovated departure terminal are also at your disposal.
Visit the gym after work? There are also great sports opportunities nearby, e.g. to frisbee golf and indoor basketball. The Flamingo spa and sports center are also just a few kilometers from your office.
