Our projects are centrally-located in urban centers near transportation hubs. 

Regenero is developing Keilaniemi into a vibrant urban district that will include a Finland´s tallest office and hotel tower, high-quality living quarters, a broad range of basic services and a magnificent seafront promenade. Located at the heart of the development is Raaden hammas, the former headquarters of Fortum energy company, which is being upgraded into a modern office tower and services hub. Previously known exclusively for its business focus, Keilaniemi will be transformed into a dynamic 24-hour district that will be a joy to live, work and study in and will also offer quality services. The project will be completed in phases by 2026.

In autumn 2017, Regenero acquired Fortum’s previous headquarters in Keilaniemi – an office tower also known as Raaden hammas -, which was renovated into a modern office block and a services hub. Upon completion in the end of 2019, the anchor tenant Accountor Group moved in. The other office tenants are Hewlett Packard Enterprises, UMA Workspace, Vaero Group and Speakers Forum. At the same time a first service hub in Keilaniemi was introduced - Raaden hammas is capped by a rooftop restaurant Lucy in the Sky with terraces on the both side of the building and in lower floors one can find Dylan & Friends serving lunch all weekdays, a grocery store Alepa and a fitness center Fit Keilaniemi. The whole area has been transformed into a dynamic district offering services from early morning until late evening and it became a vivid and agreeable place for both those who are living and working there.

The building located at Tietotie 6 in Espoo has been refurbished to provide both learning spaces for two schools and office spaces for Espoo municipal officials. The interior of the red-brick structure is flexible and allows multi-purpose use: quiet working spaces, meeting rooms or even a setting for mingling and performances. The project was completed in phases during 2018 and 2019 and sold to Special Investment Fund eQ Care in December 2018.

Located at the corner of Kasarmikatu in Helsinki’s historic Kaartinkaupunki district, Kasarmikatu 21 is an architecturally-striking office block that accommodates premium tenants such as Roschier, Danske Bank and Taaleri. Constructed using blonde natural stone, the building’s street and basement levels offer a cozy coffee shop, a diner and bistro, an interior design store and a car wash. The project was inspired by law firm Roschier’s search for a new centrally-located head office that could be customized to meet its needs. A former public works department building located alongside Kasarmintori was eventually demolished to make way for the new build, which has enhanced the appeal of the entire Kasarmintori area.

Verkkosivut: https://www.kasarmikatu21.fi

A single-tenant space was re-designed into a modern multi-user work and study center that also houses the Academy of Fine Arts. ParkVallilla also features a cozy diner. The Academy had long wrestled with air quality problems in its previous location and was in urgent need of a new base when it found a space at ParkVallilla. 

The city of Helsinki urgently needed a new campus for a vocational school. A property on Elimäenkatu 23 that formerly housed the teleoperator Sonera was successfully renovated for the purpose in an exceptionally tight schedule of just three months. The new tenants had many demands for the space: a location close to its central offices, a safe and independent complex and the capacity to accommodate multi-functional learning activities. As a result of active dialog and cooperation the project was completed on schedule and the institution was able to occupy the new premises at the start of the new academic year in August 2013.

A previously under-utilized property located at Ruoholahdenkatu 23 was completely refurbished to better serve the needs of Kaleva Travel. The property was also expanded by 1,300 square meters. A street-level grocery store was introduced, along with diverse customer services in the lobby and a second-floor restaurant. Modernizing the property with understated elegance and harnessing the space for effective use has enhanced its appeal.

Volvo’s former arched car dealership was renovated to serve as the head office for the international brand Unilever. Remodeling the protected space into office premises required creativity, resolve and close cooperation with the Finnish National Board of Antiquities. The Sturenkatu 21 property was transformed into a modern and distinctive open office. New occupants have been inspired by the timelessness and uniqueness of the new space.