Warsaw’s Sienna Center gets certified

19
Jan
2017
News - Warsaw’s Sienna Center gets certified #BREEAM #CA Immo #Cushman&Wakefield #green #office #Poland #Warsaw

by Ákos Budai | Office

Cushman & Wakefield has been responsible for the audit of the Sienna Center office complex and obtaining a BREEAM IN-USE International 2015 certificate for the scheme. The office complex received a “Very Good” rating in Asset Performance and an “Excellent” rating in Building Management. The scheme is owned by CA Immo.


Sienna Center is a complex of three office buildings providing nearly 20,000 sqm of leasable space. It was delivered in 1998 but its successive refurbishments have helped to maintain its appeal. The complex is nearly 100% let and has been recently revitalized to upgrade the common areas including its three reception desk areas, lifts and car park, and has been largely modernized to improve energy efficiency of its systems. 

Sienna Center is located at the junction of Sienna and Żelazna Streets and near Warsaw’s major public transportation hubs: ONZ Roundabout and the Central Railway Station. Cushman & Wakefield is the building’s property manager on behalf of CA IMMO.



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  • mBank, the digital banking company in Poland, has decided to relocate its largest corporate branch in Lower Silesia to the Infinity office building in Wrocław. The company will occupy nearly 1,300 sqm on the fourth floor of the building. The tenant will move into the development owned by Avestus Real Estate and Alchemy Properties in January 2027.
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  • Garbe Industrial is reorganising its senior leadership team. CEO Christopher Garbe will now focus on strategic orientation and international activities. Jan Philipp Daun assumes leadership of the Development division alongside his existing Investment and Joint Venture responsibilities. Andrea Agrusow expands her remit to include Portfolio Management while retaining control of Commercial and Real Estate Management. Additionally, Michael Marcinek and Maik Zeranski will now jointly head the restructured Development unit as Management Board Members, succeeding Adrian Zellner.
  • CPI Property Group is strengthening its leasing structure with the appointment of Agnieszka Baczyńska as Head of Leasing. In her new role, she will be responsible for shaping and executing the leasing strategy across the group’s office and retail portfolio in Poland. At the same time, Izabela Potrykus has been appointed Leasing Office Director. Baczyńska brings more than 20 years of experience in the commercial real estate market. Prior to joining CPI Property Group in 2022, she served as International Leasing Director at Neinver Polska.


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