Valmet’s new Tikkurila campus was completed in spring 2025. Gullstén-Inkinen Design & Architecture was responsible for the interior architecture design of the building and a comprehensive workplace development project. The company also advised the client on the technical and quality requirements of the interiors.
The Tikkurila campus features four versatile working floors, each centered around floor café areas. The working floors follow the multi-space office model. Carefully positioned support spaces are a central part of the office design, enabling quiet, focused work and active collaboration. The visual identity of the campus reflects Valmet’s brand.
Employees from multiple locations relocated under one roof at the Tikkurila campus. Alongside interior design, an extensive workplace development project was carried out to support staff in adapting to the change.
Valmet Oyj is a long-time client of Gullstén-Inkinen, which also designed Valmet’s headquarters in Keilaniemi, Espoo, in 2014.
