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The modern Quattro Business Park office project in Kraków, developed by the Buma Group, has undergone certification by the British building certification system – BREEAM.
The first to be assessed will be Building C, constructed as part of the 3rd stage of the development, with the total lettable space of 12,200 sq.m. At the beginning of March, Building C was registered in the BREEAM register with the projected rating of very good. It will be assessed in several categories: sustainable management, health and wellbeing, energy consumption, transport, water consumption, quantity of waste generated, use of environmentally-friendly materials and pollution. The final certificate is to be issued in the fourth quarter of 2012. Currently, the team of architects involved in the project is adapting detailed designs to BREEAM requirements. The design stage will end in the first quarter of 2012 with the issue of a temporary post-design certificate. The final certificate can be obtained after the construction is completed and the building has been fully commercialised. The certificate is to be issued in December 2012.
On 19 April 2011, Building D of the Quattro Business Park was also registered with the BREEAM. This building, housing 12,800 sq.m. of lettable space, will be constructed at the 4th stage of the project. It is to be completed in the last quarter of 2013.
The Quattro Business Park is a modern class A office development with the lettable space of ca. 48,800 sq.m. It comprises four 14-storey office blocks, a courtyard between them with a cafe and street furniture as well as a multi-level car-park composed of 4 levels above and one below the ground. The entire development is to be completed in the last quarter of 2013. The first block of the project, Building A, has been completed and fully commercialised. The main tenant of the development is Capgemini Poland. Currently, the Buma Group is constructing the 2nd stage of the project, namely Building B with 11,800 sq.m. of lettable space and the multi-level car-park. This stage is to be completed in late 2011.
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