Study, groupwork and meeting facilities

Learning Centre

Study, groupwork and meeting facilities

There are many sizes of spaces for studying, groupwork and meeting use in the Harald Herlin Learning Centre. They can be used within the opening hours.

Reading and working locations

There are hundreds of locations available for our customers and groups of varied sizes in the premises.

The second floor is for quiet work, especially reading room. During exam periods the reading locations are heavily in demand. Please consider others and work silently.

First floor and K floor are more lively. In these locations you are free to have discussions and work in groups. Aalto University staff and students with activated access can enter the building (1st, 2nd and K floors) everyday between 7.00 and 23.00. Read more: Aalto access token.

The Learning Centre has phone booths designed for phone calls. Phone booths are located on First and K floor. Please do not book a phone call space as a personal reading or study place.

People reading at the 2nd floor of Learning Centre, near the collections of design and art.

2nd floor, collections of art and design.

Kuva opiskelijoista opiskelemassa Oppimiskeskuksen 2. kerroksessa, lehtilukusalissa.

2nd floor, reading room.

Valokuva Oppimiskeskuksen 1. kerroksen kahvilasta, jossa on asiakkaita.

1st floor, cafe.

Valokuva Oppimiskeskuksen K-kerroksen Makerspace-tilasta, jossa opiskelijoita opiskelemassa.

K floor, Makerspace.

Valokuva Oppimiskeskuksen K-kerroksen Cave Room -tilasta, jossa opiskelijoita istumassa.

K floor, Cave Room.

Bookable groupwork and meeting rooms

There are meeting and groupwork rooms for various sizes up to 20 persons on the first and second floors.

Detailed equipment lists and photos are included in the booking systems. When agreed in advance, there are movable screens whitescreens and flip charts available for all these spaces.

Students of the university:

Using Aalto Space app

Faculty of the university:

Using Aalto Space app

Other customers:

Facility Sales/Aalto CRE

Visual Resources Centre at Harald Herlin Learning Centre is a service focused on using and producing visual media. The archive’s visual collections can also be researched upon request at the VRC service.

Aalto University Archives

Contact information: Harald Herlin Learning Centre

Contact information of the Learning Centre as a whole. Our main service point is Harald Herlin Learning Centre at Otaniementie 9, Espoo.

Updated: 1.4.2025
Published: 5.2.2020

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