Twin City Tower, an office building in Bratislava developed by HB Reavis and sold to a South Korean investor in 2019, has been awarded a WELL Core & Shell Certification at the Gold level and it’s the third-largest building in Europe to reach the standard.
Even before the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the home office was one of the most sought-after corporate benefits. During the first spring wave, many employees welcomed the opportunity to work from home, but with increasing time, more and more workers and employers are finding that they lack peace of mind in addition to interpersonal contact, and are also significantly less efficient.
Today, Spaceflow is unveiling one of the new extensions that radically improves the occupier and guest experience: the visitor management system.
What it means is that you can forget paper logs and boost guest management processes through easy self-registration.
Seamless building-access and movement is one of the key cornerstones in creating the best possible tenant experience. The integration of SALTO KS as a provider of digital access control and Spaceflow as a tenant experience platform enables just that. Building occupiers can now use the tenant experience app on their mobile phones to unlock doors throughout the building they live or work in. Spaceflow users can now enjoy a smarter way to open doors from wherever they are.
The Lakeside Park 02 office building, which is currently still under construction, will become the headquarter of Plzeňský Prazdroj Slovensko. They also decided on above-standard solutions in connection with measures related to Covid-19. Immocap and WOOD & Company have signed a contract with Plzeňský Prazdroj Slovensko, the future tenant of office space in the new Lakeside Park 02 office building, which is growing near Bratislava's Kuchajda Lake. In addition to the developing location and excellent accessibility of the project, the flexibility and adaptation of the premises, which reflects the changing world of work, also decided.
As Covid-19 squeezes demand for offices, shared workspace provider IWG (IWG) is set to place its Jersey-based subsidiary, Regus plc, into insolvency. The move is designed to send a signal to landlords that unless they are prepared to lower their rents, IWG is willing to walk away from its lease obligations. IWG says that it has resorted to insolvency measures because “the Covid-19 pandemic is a black swan event and it has severely impacted our business and presented us with unforeseen challenges"
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