Aalto University Töölö

The iconic building designed by architects Woldemar Baeckman and Hugo Harmia is located at Runeberginkatu, Helsinki, Finland.

The building was completed in 1950 (inaugurated on April 2, 1950) and it represents a functionalist style. The brick wall and Michael Schilkin's reliefs also link architecture to the romantic trend of the 1940s. The building is one of the most significant representatives of post-war reconstruction period architecture in Finland and is included in the register of DoCoMoMo, an organization specializing in the protection and documentation of modern international architecture. Until 2019, the building was used by the School of Business. A comprehensive repair and renewal of the building was completed in December 2020.

The main resident of Aalto Töölö is Aalto University Executive Education and Professional Development (Aalto EE). With Aalto EE, Aalto Töölö is the largest hub of leadership and professional development in the Nordics. Versatile and modern office, event, and training facilities for leasing are also available in the building.