CA Immo starts renovation of Saski Crescent office building in the centre of Warsaw

Successively increasing the energy efficiency of the building stock is one of the biggest challenges for the real estate sector. With the planned renovation of Saski Crescent, we will be able to offer the Warsaw office market a completely new and attractive product, while at the same time taking another step towards achieving CA Immo's climate targets. The boutique character of the building, its prestigious location, the surrounding greenery and proximity to the park, convenient connections to Warsaw's public transportation network, and the green solutions for optimised energy efficiency, which also enable savings in operating costs, are unique assets of this project. In addition, the new Saski Crescent will offer attractive common areas that tenants can use for less formal meetings and exchanges. In this modernization project, we are focusing on those elements that bring the greatest benefit to both our tenants and the environment.”

Andrzej Mikołajczyk, Managing Director at CA Immo in Poland

The traditionally accepted key factors in the office selection process, such as location and price, are now joined by others. A company's headquarters is increasingly expected to encourage employees to come to the office, and is an important tool in employer branding activities. On top of that, functionality and a good interior ambience are also important. The showroom at Saski Crescent will be a space that presents current best practices in design."

Angelika Buchwald, Senior Consultant at CBRE, the consulting firm supporting CA Immo in the commercialization process of the Saski Crescent building

As well as demonstrating the potential for flexible and focused office environments, the new common areas will communicate the direction that the building’s forthcoming refreshment and repositioning will take. Blending a warmth of welcome with a sharp and memorable modernity, we are bridging the gap between office and club hotel interiors, blending robust functionality with a very personal tactility”.

Paul Ayre, director of vsf-creative, the architectural office responsible for the design of the interiors