Finlands første kontorskyskraper

The REDI Horisontti Tower, an integral part of the REDI complex located in the Kalasatama district of Helsinki, is Finland's first office skyscraper, standing at 111 meters tall. This area is set to be Helsinki’s trendiest working zone, anticipated to create around 10,000 new jobs. The tower is notable for its unique working environment, offering panoramic views, proximity to the sea, and comprehensive daily amenities, including direct access to the Kalasatama metro station and extensive parking facilities.

Montering av fasadeelementer

KG Constructions Group (KGC) is tasked with the design, production, and installation of 8,825 m2 unitized curtain walls and a 140 m2 glass roof, incorporating 1108 straight units and 102 corner units. The facade system is specifically designed to endure harsh weather conditions, being tested to withstand up to 1200Pa for both water and air pressure. Unique installation techniques are employed, including the use of a tower crane for corner elements and a mini crane for straight elements. The project further involves intricate installation methods at a structural turn on the 14th floor, utilizing a special beam and a specialized platform.

Hovedentreprenør og designere

The main contractor for this project is SRV Viitoset, who is also the developer, with architectural design by Helin & Co Architects. The Horisontti Tower is expected to be completed by 2024 and is currently in progress. The project's innovative solutions and challenging installation processes mark significant milestones for high-rise office buildings in Finland, setting new standards for future construction projects in urban districts.