This multifaceted space at Korkeavuorenkatu 7 has been the official home for Paja&Bureau since the end of 2016. The unique former garage has been in manufacturing use at least from the 80’s and embodies an atmosphere unlike any other being also the only metal workshop in the area.
In addition to Paja&Bureau’s offices, metal workshop and showroom the space hosts events, exhibitions and co-working space for 20 other creatives such as jewellery designers, illustrators and movie makers.
The main manufacturing site of Paja&Bureau is located in the historic silk weaving factory at Suvilahdenkatu 7 and houses a large metal workshop as well as storage facilities and wood working space.
The building is also home to several other creative professionals making the area an interesting multidisciplinary hub.
The garage that used to be Paja&Bureau’s first workshop in 2015-2016 has now been transformed into a fully equipped leather workshop for the company’s increasing line of leather products and accessories.
Patinated brass radiator cover with stone top for a private home. Design by Laura Räihä.
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Pieces for the Habitare “Neighbors” -exhibition. Design by Laura Seppänen. Green steel frame for glass wall. Glasses by Essis by Lasilinkki. Sculptural stainless steel range hood Stainless steel…
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Terrace staircase patina for restaurants Taulu and Olivia at the Central Railway Station in Helsinki
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Steel-glass dividers and door for Nokia Training Center spa area. Glass materials by Essis by Lasilinkki. Design by A1 Design
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Exhibition structures and display systems for Otaniemi campus’ Marsio building. Design by Pablo Riquelme.
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