Kulttuuritalo

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Kulttuuritalo
General information
Type	Cultural
Architectural style	Modern
Location	Alppila, Helsinki, Finland
Address	Sturenkatu 4
Coordinates	60°11′18″N 024°56′39″E / 60.18833°N 24.94417°E / 60.18833; 24.94417
Current tenants	Sodexo
Construction started	1955
Completed	1958
Owner	Helsingin Kulttuurihub Oy
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Alvar Aalto
Other information
Seating capacity	1452 + 2
Website
https://www.kulttuuritalo.fi/en/home/

Kulttuuritalo (Finnish: Kulttuuritalo, Swedish: Kulturhuset) is a building in Alppila, Helsinki, Finland. The building was designed by Alvar Aalto, and is considered to be one of his main works.