Between 1981 and 1987, Toivo Korhonen’s renovation incorporated elements from earlier construction phases, restoring features such as the angular shop windows and a reimagined corner tower. The design blended original themes with modern interpretations, resulting in a protected status in the detailed plan. The corner entrance and tower were inspired by Lindqvist’s architecture, with the tower’s curved forms reinterpreted using contemporary design techniques.

The building now includes a restructured main entrance, improved vertical circulation with a lift, and a spacious atrium on the first and second floors, featuring a restaurant, meeting rooms, and event spaces. The atrium’s design evokes a covered outdoor space, with amphitheater-like seating enhancing its functionality. The ground floor remains commercial, while the office floors feature modular, reusable partition systems for adaptability.

On the top floor, floor-to-ceiling windows provide views of neighboring facades, and a landscaped roof terrace is available for tenants. The circular skylight in the atrium adds to the building’s appeal, combining historical references with contemporary practicality.