LIXA E building in Warsaw almost fully commercialized

LIXA E building at Ronda Daszyńskiego in Warsaw has almost been fully commercialized.

The leading European manufacturer of aluminum systems, Aluprof SA, has joined the group of tenants of the LIXA E building. On the ground floor of the office building, at 340 square meters, there will be an office and the first Aluprof showroom in Warsaw. Unique Work, a medical communication agency, also chose LIXA E for its new headquarters, renting almost 285 square meters on the ground floor, where the company's office and a modern recording studio will be located.

The LIXA E office building is part of the office campus near Ronda Daszyńskiego in Warsaw. Located on the western side of the publicly accessible LIXA City Gardens passage, the office building is part of the LIXA complex, which will ultimately consist of five buildings with a total area of 77,000 square meters. The LIXA E building provided the capital market with almost 18,000 square meters of modern office space.

Aluprof SA, which is part of the Grupa Kęty SA Capital Group, is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of aluminum systems. The company operates in many European countries and the United States, serving over 1,900 clients from various industries thanks to its over 70 years of experience.

The ground floor of the LIXA E building will be the location of Aluprof SA's office and the first showroom of this renowned brand in Warsaw. The lease agreement for 340 square meters was signed for 7 years, and Brookfield Partners advised in the lease negotiation process. Unique Work, a medical communication agency, also decided on LIXA E, renting a space of 285 square meters for 5 years, and Patron Brokers supported it in the negotiations.

The LIXA E building was handed over for use in January 2024. Like the other parts of the complex, it was implemented in accordance with the sustainable development strategy, emphasizing ESG standards. During construction, only electricity from renewable sources such as onshore wind farms was used. Low-emission concrete and low-emission recycled aluminum were used in the construction of the structure and facade of the complex. Additionally, the office building was equipped with tilt windows, high-speed elevators recovering energy and LED lighting. Rainwater will be collected and used for watering gardens, and a water feature with water mist spray on hot days will be created in the courtyard.

The LIXA office campus is being built in stages in Warsaw's business center on Wola, near Ronda Daszyńskiego metro station, designed by HRA Architects. Both existing buildings and the latest LIXA D building are certified in the green building BREEAM system at Excellent level. The LIXA project also has a WELL Health-Safety rating, confirming compliance with high safety standards and procedures.