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CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD POLAND MOVES TO A NEW OFFICE IN WARSAW

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has consolidated its Warsaw offices in The Warsaw Hub, a newly-built complex near Daszyńskiego Roundabout. On 3 August, its employees gained access to all the amenities and creative workspaces on nearly 2,500 sq m of office space spread over two floors of the building. The Warsaw HUB is one of the largest commercial projects in Poland and consists of three high-rise buildings connected by a shared podium and an underground arcade with retail and service outlets. This innovative project, which is more than an ordinary office complex, is based on the concept of a communication and functional hub. It boasts a prime location in the Wola district, near Daszyńskiego Roundabout, a rapidly developing part of Warsaw called a new business centre of the city. The new head office of Cushman & Wakefield is one of the firm’s most modern offices in EMEA. It was designed and built to meet the requirements of WELL certification, with attention to every detail and top-quality materials and fit-out. It provides a Power Room, or a mini-gym, a Relax Room with a massage recliner chair, a Yoga Room, a parent and child room, and healthy food vending machines. Employees will also be able to enjoy a spacious bistro-like canteen and such amenities as showers and an iron. Modern workstations for individual work, spaces for project work with sit-stand desks, soundproof phone booths and more than 30 meeting rooms all make for great office comfort. Cushman & Wakefield’s new office boasts a unique design. The meeting rooms in the employee-only section feature fit-out elements reflecting their nature-related names such as Spring, Summer, Volcano, Hurricane, and Forest. The design of the rooms in the client-dedicated section was inspired by Warsaw’s iconic landmarks selected by the employees during the project preparation - they are Wars, Sawa, Rotunda, Belweder, Victoria, and Bristol. The new Warsaw office of Cushman & Wakefield has been designed in line with the Six Feet Office concept. Automated room booking systems, motion detectors and room occupancy indicators facilitate finding vacant space and help ensure employee safety. The office features modern audio and video systems and technologies for holding group meetings and making them available online. The ergonomics of workstations is ensured by height-adjustable electric desks with a choice of standing positions. Each has two large monitors. Massive Design, which assisted Cushman & Wakefield during each stage of the development of one of the most awaited projects this year, was responsible for the preparation of the functional concept and architectural design of the new office.