Palác Dunaj on Národní Street offers exclusive office and commercial premises with a total area of 8 800 sqm. It is located in the centre of an exceptional area in Prague that literally breathes history. The genius loci is underscored by the unique view of the Prague skyline from the common rooftop terrace covering an area of 700 sqm. The ground floor also features sought-after retail space of 2 000 sqm.
Palác Dunaj at the corner of Národní and Voršilská Streets is located on the territory of the Prague Monument Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thus meets the needs of the most demanding tenants and visitors in this very prestigious location.
The joint goal of the Chapman Taylor architectural practice and Zeitgeist Asset Management is to preserve the unique character and energy of the site. The First Republic elegance and the zeitgeist have been preserved. Nevertheless, Dunaj Palace provides state-of-the-art technology, aspiring to the LEED Gold and WELL Gold certifications.
PENB class D (aspiration to C); Retention and storage tank - green roof irrigation; Modern BMS (MaR) HVAC according to LEED Gold and WELL Goldrequirements; Energy management by modern MaR; Renewable sources as required by LEED Gold shell&core certification
Architect
Chapman Taylor
Construction company
Geosan Group
Property Management Company
Cushman and Wakefield
Leasing Agency
Cushman and Wakefield
Occupancy rate
80
Main tenants
European Commission, the European Parliament Office, an interactive Experience Europe centre of EU, the international law firm CMS, the European Investment Bank (EIB) and a renowned Taro restaurant
Source of project financing
Financing bank: Ceska sporitelna
The technical systems and innovations to improve office working conditions/comfort
Mobile access via Sharry, entry to stacker via license plate, technological standard of classA office building.
The building has the latest technology all the while retaining its First Republic splendour and refinement. For example, the original paternoster will be repurposed in the form of a moving art gallery, and the atrium will once again be open to the public.
