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Helsinki Central Library Oodi
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Designed by ALA Architects, Helsinki's newest public library veers away from stereotypes. It has all the things you need in a remote workplace and more! Oodi has three floors and each has a designated function: the ground floor is a dynamic space, the second floor is dedicated for interaction and work activities, and the third floor is home to “Book Heaven.” Most of the facilities, including the workstations, can be used free of charge. Plus, there are cafés inside the library to provide your caffeine fix through the day!
Töölönlahdenkatu 4, Helsinki, Finland
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