Dipoli
Dipoli was completed in 1966 as the student house of Helsinki University of Technology, and after that, the building has served as a popular meeting and conference centre for decades.
The large building has been designed to blend into its surrounding nature by mimicking the natural shapes in its form language. The building is known for its large glass walls, natural materials, and sculptural copper and granite facade. The building is included in the register of DoCoMoMo, an organization specializing in the protection and documentation of modern international architecture. The building was renovated with respect to the original architecture, and it served as the main building of Aalto University from 2017 to 2025.
Dipoli serves as the main office of Aalto University Executive Education and Professional Development (Aalto EE) and the home base of programs designed for experts and professionals.
Aalto EE Learning Facilities
Jokinen
Capacity (max.): 30 persons
Area: 151 m²
Floor: 2nd floor
Kannisto
Capacity (max.): 18 persons
Area: 40 m²
Floor: 2nd floor
Laakso
Capacity (max.): 8 persons
Area: 55 m²
Floor: 2nd floor
Dipoli 360° Space Tour
Explore Dipoli and its event and conference facilities through a 360° space tour. Move from room to room and look around at the iconic building.
Look around
Location
Aalto University Executive Education and Professional Development
Otakaari 24 (map)
02150 Espoo, Finland
Dipoli reception is open from Monday to Thursday from 07:45 to 20:00 and on Fridays from 07:45 to 18:00 (occasional exceptions may apply).