In the second quarter of this year, the supply of office space in Bratislava reached more than 1.96 mil. square meters. This follows from the press release of the Bratislava Research Forum (BRF).
Developer HB Reavis is heading to the opening of the Niva complex on Mlynské Nivy in Bratislava, which will be a combination of a new international bus terminal, a shopping center, a market and a high-rise office building at the end of the summer.
Slovak developer Immocap has secured €44 million of construction financing and €50 million of investment financing by UniCredit Bank for The Mill office project in Bratislava’s Mlynské Nivy. The completion of the project is expected in 2023.
We already have several logistics centers in Slovakia. But few of them can be proud of their synonyms: the area of the future. Such a park is located in the southern part of the town of Banská Bystrica, in the Kremnička district. If you are thinking about the exact location, we have a tool for you to get a better idea. The area is bounded on the west by the R1 expressway, from which two exits are accessible. From the northeast side there is a direct entrance to the first class road. The park is easily accessible from the center and suburbs and its perfect location offers excellent visibility from the R1.
Along with the completion of the administrative building and the unveiling of the facade of the new tallest residential tower in Slovakia, the Klingerka project will also create a city park. The new park on the borders of the Ružinov and Staré Mesto districts will extend from the car park by the residential tower to the development of family houses. It will offer residents and visitors near the Apollo Bridge a public space and a place to relax and sports.
The walls of the building called Bezák's house on Továrenská Street in the Sky Park in the wider center of the capital is represented by four stories. They artistically describe the history of the house as a symbol of the entire project area, which is a former industrial zone.
Smart or smart buildings with their surroundings will increasingly affect the environment and way of life, especially in large cities. It doesn't matter if they have "only" half a million inhabitants like Bratislava or more than eight million like the megapolis of New York on the east coast of the USA. It is in them that the long-term burden on the environment and its consequences for the human body manifest itself. Intelligent buildings are a technical, digital and architectural answer to the described current state.
The Slovak IT company Softec has become the largest tenant in the Einpark Offices building in Bratislava with the highest international environmental certificate LEED Platinum. The building, which is located by the city highway in Petržalka opposite the Incheba exhibition center, is from the workshop of architects A1 ReSpect + OFIS architects and its developer is Corwin. It was completed in 2020 and has 14 thousand square meters. Employees of office space workers also participated.
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