Rondo1 welcomes law firm tenant
Rondo1's next tenant will be the international law firm, Baker & McKenzie who have signed a lease for an area of approximately 2,300 sqm spanning over two floors. Baker & McKenzie's employees will move into the new complex in March of 2006.
The deal is the second one of that magnitude for Rondo1, the first being for the auditing and consultancy firm Ernst & Young.
"Rondo1 is not only a remarkable point in the Warsaw landscape but also a highly intelligent building, providing its tenants with comfort, optimal work conditions and efficiency, improved security and functionality," said Piotr Olbryś, president of the Hochtief Project Development.
Rondo1's efficiency is created by many factors, such as flexibility of the customized office design, raised floors and fan-coil air-conditioning system, which allow more possibilities in the interior design.
Rondo1 is the flagship project of Hochtief Project Development Polska. The investor in the Rondo1 Project is Rondo ONZ Project Development, a company set up with Hochtief Projecktentwicklung. The project was designed by London architects Skidmore Owings & Merill, whose well-known designs include the design for the new NATO Central Headquarters in Brussels and the Hancock Tower in Chicago. Hochtief Project Development Polska is building the 194-meter skyscraper on a 5,832-sqm plot. The cost of the investment is approximately E200 million. With the work in progress, one new floor of the 40-storey building that will become a landmark building in Warsaw's Financial District is completed on a daily basis. The 10-storey, lower building will be open in the beginning of January 2005. This part of the building is destined for retail and 500 parking places. Presently, a year before the end of the construction of the office tower, 30 percent of the area has already been leased. (M.L.)
The deal is the second one of that magnitude for Rondo1, the first being for the auditing and consultancy firm Ernst & Young.
"Rondo1 is not only a remarkable point in the Warsaw landscape but also a highly intelligent building, providing its tenants with comfort, optimal work conditions and efficiency, improved security and functionality," said Piotr Olbryś, president of the Hochtief Project Development.
Rondo1's efficiency is created by many factors, such as flexibility of the customized office design, raised floors and fan-coil air-conditioning system, which allow more possibilities in the interior design.
Rondo1 is the flagship project of Hochtief Project Development Polska. The investor in the Rondo1 Project is Rondo ONZ Project Development, a company set up with Hochtief Projecktentwicklung. The project was designed by London architects Skidmore Owings & Merill, whose well-known designs include the design for the new NATO Central Headquarters in Brussels and the Hancock Tower in Chicago. Hochtief Project Development Polska is building the 194-meter skyscraper on a 5,832-sqm plot. The cost of the investment is approximately E200 million. With the work in progress, one new floor of the 40-storey building that will become a landmark building in Warsaw's Financial District is completed on a daily basis. The 10-storey, lower building will be open in the beginning of January 2005. This part of the building is destined for retail and 500 parking places. Presently, a year before the end of the construction of the office tower, 30 percent of the area has already been leased. (M.L.)
