The building was designed to be flexibly adapted to the tenants' needs in terms of both technical specifications and the size of individual production, warehouse, and office spaces. It features spacious maneuvering yards, ground-level gates, and numerous parking spaces. The clear height of the warehouse (12 m) and floor bearing capacity were increased to accommodate high-storage and production clients. The building is equipped with LED lighting with motion sensors programmed according to the clients’ needs. On the roof there are solar collectors, solar panels and installation for heat pumps. Thanks to window façade and roof skylights, natural lighting inside reached up to 12.5%. The DC4 meets the 70% of strict requirements of the BREEAM certification at the “Excellent” level. Amenities for the building’s clients include remote meter readings and the Prologis FM platform for warehouse management and reporting issues. There are also electric vehicle chargers and green relaxation areas.
Name of project
PROLOGIS PARK WROCŁAW III, DC4
Location
The building is a part of Prologis Park Wrocław III which is located on Graniczna street in west site of Wrocław. It is the Prologis’ logistics park closest to Wrocław’s city center, just 8 km away. Its strategic location in the distribution chain is determined by its close proximity to the airport servind direct flights to Warsaw, Frankfurt, Munich or Copenhagen. Wrocław’s western inner ring road, the A8 motorway, runs along the park. This park offers easy access to public transport.
Date of accupancy permit issuance
July 2023
Total area
50000
GLA
48895
Type (BTS/MT)
Building DC4 is the largest speculative facility in Prologis’ history in Poland, covering an area of 50,000 sqm. Its modern warehouse and production spaces respond to the growing needs and expectations of customers in region. The facility is primarily a warehouse and storage hall.
Key tenants
Customers of this building include companies such as: Maersk, Stokrotka, Bidfood Farutex, Eurogate Logistics, Janus International Poland, DTA. For Janus it’s a first distribution center in Poland. Each space was tailored to the tenants’ specific requirements. For example, DC4 includes cold and frozen storage as well as cranes, all designed to support specialized logistics operations.
