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CITY POINT TARGÓWEK HALL A FOR DPD
Building A is the 1st phase of the revitalization of the City Point Targówek in Warsaw. Ultimately, around 100,000 sqm of rental space will be delivered across a total area of 225,000 sqm.
The redevelopment has been designed to achieve BREEAM Excellent, LEED Gold and WELL HSR certifications.
Key environmental aspects of the project:
1. Resource reuse – 98% of materials from the demolition of old buildings have been recycled and repurposed.
2. Energy efficiency – the use of solar-reflective roofs and surfaces helps reduce solar heat gain in buildings, while the LED lighting with dusk sensors minimises energy consumption.
3. Superior health standards – advanced air filtration systems, neutral-color interiors and optimised acoustic conditions ensure a healthy work environment.
4. Biodiversity protection – native plant species, wildflower meadows and insect hotels enhance local biodiversity within the development.
5. Sustainable water management – water-efficient sanitary equipment
Name of project CITY POINT TARGÓWEK HALL A FOR DPD
Location Matuszewska 14, Warsaw
Date of accupancy permit issuance 31.01.2024
Total area 37500
GLA 6874
Type (BTS/MT) A BTS hall constructed with precast concrete elements and steel framework, featuring a flat roof and lightweight panels as exterior walls.
Key tenants DPD Polska
Investor(s) Green Logistics Poland 1 (SPV: Peakside Capital Advisors)
Developer Peakside Capital Advisors
Architect Tacakiewicz Ferma Kresek
Construction company Kajima Poland
Source of project financing Debt financing
Leasing agency N/A
The occupancy rates as of June 2024 100
Concise project description with its key market advantages Building A is the 1st phase of the revitalization of the City Point Targówek in Warsaw. Ultimately, around 100,000 sqm of rental space will be delivered across a total area of 225,000 sqm.
The redevelopment has been designed to achieve BREEAM Excellent, LEED Gold and WELL HSR certifications.
Key environmental aspects of the project:
1. Resource reuse – 98% of materials from the demolition of old buildings have been recycled and repurposed.
2. Energy efficiency – the use of solar-reflective roofs and surfaces helps reduce solar heat gain in buildings, while the LED lighting with dusk sensors minimises energy consumption.
3. Superior health standards – advanced air filtration systems, neutral-color interiors and optimised acoustic conditions ensure a healthy work environment.
4. Biodiversity protection – native plant species, wildflower meadows and insect hotels enhance local biodiversity within the development.
5. Sustainable water management – water-efficient sanitary equipment
Project website https://citypoint.pl
Name of project
CITY POINT TARGÓWEK HALL A FOR DPD
Location
Matuszewska 14, Warsaw
Date of accupancy permit issuance
31.01.2024
Total area
37500
GLA
6874
Type (BTS/MT)
A BTS hall constructed with precast concrete elements and steel framework, featuring a flat roof and lightweight panels as exterior walls.
Key tenants
DPD Polska
Investor(s)
Green Logistics Poland 1 (SPV: Peakside Capital Advisors)
Developer
Peakside Capital Advisors
Architect
Tacakiewicz Ferma Kresek
Construction company
Kajima Poland
Source of project financing
Debt financing
Leasing agency
N/A
The occupancy rates as of June 2024
100
Concise project description with its key market advantages
Building A is the 1st phase of the revitalization of the City Point Targówek in Warsaw. Ultimately, around 100,000 sqm of rental space will be delivered across a total area of 225,000 sqm.
The redevelopment has been designed to achieve BREEAM Excellent, LEED Gold and WELL HSR certifications.
Key environmental aspects of the project:
1. Resource reuse – 98% of materials from the demolition of old buildings have been recycled and repurposed.
2. Energy efficiency – the use of solar-reflective roofs and surfaces helps reduce solar heat gain in buildings, while the LED lighting with dusk sensors minimises energy consumption.
3. Superior health standards – advanced air filtration systems, neutral-color interiors and optimised acoustic conditions ensure a healthy work environment.
4. Biodiversity protection – native plant species, wildflower meadows and insect hotels enhance local biodiversity within the development.
5. Sustainable water management – water-efficient sanitary equipment
Project website
https://citypoint.pl