A residential building designed by Kiasma’s architect, Steven Holl, has been completed in Töölö

Architect Steven Holl is renowned for his love of light, nature, and its diverse forms. His most famous work in Finland is the Museum of Contemporary Art, Kiasma. Now, Holl’s internationally acclaimed architecture returns to Helsinki with the rise of the Meander building in Töölö, on the shore of Taivallahti. In this building, Holl’s strong vision of sculptural design and practicality merges with Newil&Bau’s resident-centered approach, where resident services are also elevated to a new level.

Meander features three impressive entrance lobbies. In the shared space of Entrance A, residents can host celebrations and events. Entrance A also houses a sauna area with terraces. Additional amenities for residents include a party and remote working space and a yoga studio. On the first floor, residents will also find the familiar N&B mudroom with a dog shower and bicycle maintenance station, along with shared-use bicycles and designated storage points for grocery deliveries.

Own parking garage

The underground parking garage, with 67 spaces equipped for electric charging, is accessible directly from the residential floors by elevator.