UAB Intelligent Communications, which develops the travel planning platform "Trafi" in the city, is moving to new premises. In October, the company's new office with an area of 860 square meters will be located in the Class A business center Business Stadium West, which is being developed by the company "Males".
Mantas Vizbaras, head of the Lithuanian branch of Trafi company, says that the company is successfully developing the world's leading mobility platform, constantly cooperates with various big cities and companies working in the field of mobility, including Google, Lyft, Škoda. Currently, the team of 40 people working in Vilnius is expanding, it no longer fits in the current premises, so there was a need to move to larger premises
"When looking for new business premises, several arguments were most important to us: that the office should not be far from the city center, convenient transportation in all directions, and the premises themselves must be modernly equipped. We chose "Business Stadium West" because it is a modern building that offers additional value - common areas of the block are being created, there will be a pedestrian promenade nearby, the building provides additional services for those who work here," comments M. Vizbaras.
According to the manager, an intermediate planning option was chosen inside the office - open spaces are connected with closed ones, which will be used for meetings, quiet work areas, and making calls. In the office, it is planned to install a spacious rest area with a kitchen, a play area, where employees can not only eat, but also rest.
One of the unique features of the planned office is a music room with additional sound insulation, where employees will be able to play their musical instruments in their free time.
"Trafi" will establish its new office in the 16 sq.m. meters in the "Business Stadium West" business complex, on Rinktinė Street in the capital. The business center offers areas for corporate offices from 500 to 150 sq.m. meters per floor. At the moment, almost 2400 percent are already rented or reserved. of the entire area of the business complex.
The Class A business center will have an 8-story glass atrium and an open roof terrace that will open up to a unique view of the city. panorama to Gediminas Castle. An underground 2000-seat facility will be installed under the entire block parking lot.
In total, it is planned to invest more than 200 million in the development of the territory of the former Žalgiris stadium. euros. The Hanner company will invest 2 million in the creation of public spaces. euros.
