INTRACO Prime is an A-class office building located at Stawki 2B Street in the heart of Warsaw's Muranów district. It offers 13,000 m² of office space and 860 m² of retail space. The building has 8 above ground and 3 underground levels. The construction began in April 2020 and lasted for 24 months, until March 2022. The project received the BREEAM International New Construction 2016 Interim Certificate with Very Good grade. The architectural concept of INTRACO Prime was to create a coherent urban space in the intensively developing area of Muranów district. The building replaced an old car park, thanks to this change the frontage of Stawki Street is now “complete”. The scale and colours of the building harmonize with the existing residential houses and public buildings. Thanks to the rhythm of the elevation, the use of good quality materials and the use of sandstone (often found on the facades of other buildings in this area), INTRACO Prime perfectly fits into the character of Muranów.
Name of project
Intraco Prime
Country and City
Poland, Warsaw
Location
2B Stawki Street
Date of completion
March 14, 2022
Name(s) of investor(s)
Polski Holding Nieruchomości S.A.
Developer
Polski Holding Nieruchomości S.A.
Total area (SQM)
22383
Useable Area (SQM)
15976
Office Area (SQM)
12938
Cubic volume
95680
Height
30
Number of above-ground floors
8
Number of underground floors
3
Number of lifts
6
Standard (class A, class B)
A
Number of parking spaces (per sqm office space)
10/1000m²
BREEAM/LEED/sustainability certification
BREEAM International New Construction 2016 Office Shell and Core Excellent, Final Certificate
Architect
Juvenes-Projekt Sp. z o.o
Construction company
STRABAG Sp. z oo.
Property Management Company
PHN S.A.
Leasing Agency
PHN S.A.
Occupancy rate
28%
Main tenants
PERN
Source of project financing
Company’s’ own financial resources
Functionality
Office with retail component
The technical systems and innovations to improve office working conditions/comfort
Filters & adiabatic humidifiers connected to BMS. Unlimited access to natural light in the office space. Openable windows. No touch entry throughout lobby and access control. The area around the building has been populated with vegetation increasing biodiversity & reducing the "heat island" effect.
Technical innovations
BIM methodology was used throughout the construction process. The advanced BMS system will allow minimizing the use of electricity and water in the building, as well as the low-flow fixtures in the toilets ensuring 60% of water savings compared to the base model. 5 electric car charging stations.
