Globalworth, the leading office investor in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), is inaugurating the most advanced lobby in the region, with a number of innovations and technological premieres that include the world’s largest kinetic floor in an office building, the longest screen wall in CEE. the largest natural green wall in an office building in southern and eastern Europe, a space to relax with heated marble steps, Schindler projectors – a pilot project in the CEE, Pepper, Globalworth’s first robot employee.
The Globalworth Tower building, which welcomes some 30,000 visitors daily, has become a benchmark for office space innovation and sustainability.
“Technology is part of our company’s DNA, and as a result we can today showcase the offices of the future, said Dimitris Raptis, Deputy CEO and CIO at Globalworth. “The largest business community in Romania, the Globalworth community, can now enjoy a workplace which generates energy through motion and where visitors can relax and work in a comfortable lobby, surrounded by natural elements and assisted by a robot.”
The building’s lobby, a small circular ecosystem, provides a whole series of innovative solutions to the employees and visitors that cross it.
Pepper will greet guests at the front desk and provide useful information.
A kinetic floor, a world premiere for an office building, made by the Pavegen technology company, transforms the weight of steps into electricity, which is subsequently used to power other innovative mechanisms in the lobby. The two floor surfaces installed in the Globalworth Tower have a cumulative area of 40 square metres, the largest of any office building worldwide.
Each step on the Pavegen floor surface generates approximately three joules of electricity and five watts per person, which is equivalent to turning on three LED bulbs for a second or six seconds of conversation on an iPhone 8.
The largest natural green wall in an office building in South and East Europe, with 12 different types of plants. The maintenance process is sensor connected and fully automated. The 158 square metre wall uses recycled water which is nutritionally improved and treated through a process of osmosis. Photosynthesis is encouraged by light projectors, which are optimally aligned and tuned up the vertical garden.
The biggest interior wall of screens in south-east Europe, with an area of 110 square metres and the length of 50 meters.
A four-level relaxation grandstand, unique in Romania, which benefits from an adjustable heating system, built from marble and equipped with power sockets for laptops and contactless chargers for mobile phones compatible with wireless charging technology.
Pepper, the new Globalworth employee. The humanoid robot will greet guests at the front desk and provide useful information.
Globalworth Tower, which is classified as Class A, rises to 120 metres over 26 floors and has a gross leasable area of 54,000 sqm, with excellent accessibility. It is occupied by multiple tenants and is the first building in South-Eastern Europe to receive LEED Platinum, the highest available green certification. The building benefits from completely reconfigurable office space, both natural light and artificial lighting with automatic adjustment, a rainwater recovery system, and various eco functions. Tenants include Vodafone Romania, Huawei, Nesspresso, Ferrero, Bunge, Prime Kapital, Anritsu, Crowdstrike, Aera Technology, Cazacu & Associations, Inditex, Global Vision, NNDKP, Wipro, Mega Image / Delhaize Group and Globalworth.
About Globalworth
Globalworth is a listed real estate company active in Central and Eastern Europe, quoted on the AIM-segment of the London Stock Exchange. It has become the pre-eminent office investor in the CEE real estate market through its market-leading positions both in Romania and in Poland. Globalworth acquires, develops and directly manages high-quality office and logistics/light-industrial real estate assets in prime locations, generating rental income from high quality tenants from around the globe. Managed by over 200 professionals across Romania and Poland, the combined value of its portfolio is €2.85 billion.