KPMG Baltics, one of the largest audit, tax and business consulting companies in the country, will move its office to new premises. For its new headquarters in Vilnius, the company chose East Hill, the second building of Park Town business center, which was opened last fall.
In the upper, seventh, 15 sq. m. m. about 000 KPMG Baltics employees will be located on the floor of the A-class office building.
There was an overlap in the approach to sustainability
According to the director of the company Rokas Kasperavičius, the decision to move to a new office was determined by the growth of the team. The company will move into the new premises in September, becoming the second largest tenant of the building.
"Our team is constantly growing along with the volume of work. Realizing that we will no longer be able to live in our current premises, we started looking for a new, more spacious "home". "Park Town" business center offered a convenient location, communication, modernly equipped premises with an exclusive environment, smart technical and engineering solutions. This business center's approach to environmental protection and sustainability is also important to us, because we aim to be socially responsible not only through specific works, but also through our daily impact on the environment, reducing the CO2 footprint of our activities on the planet," says R. Kasperavičius.
Energy-generating solar modules are installed on the facades of Park Town buildings, a room irrigation system is installed, and individual solutions for lighting the workplace and managing the microclimate of each room are ensured. The first building of the business center has already been awarded the BREEAM New Construction Excellent certificate for sustainable use and high standards.
"Modern business seeks to be established not only in quality buildings, but also demands innovative, modern, more environmentally friendly solutions, because it is precisely such offices that not only create comfortable workplaces, but also reflect the values promoted by the company, becoming the company's business card as soon as you enter the door of the building", says L. Savickas, director of property management of Darnu Group, one of the largest spaces for life, business and recreation in Lithuania, which is developing the project.
According to him, during the design of the building, much attention was focused on the future tenants - they were provided with extensive office planning options. According to R. Kasperavičius, the interior of the new office is still being developed, but it will undoubtedly be harmonious and comfortable.
"We believe that minimalist, uncluttered spaces are what modern business needs, so that the work environment does not interfere with concentration, but at the same time makes you feel comfortable and cozy. "We will be located on the top floor of the Park Town business center, so we hope to have a sense of space and feel inspired", notes the head of the company.
Invested 40 million euros
Darnu Group invested a total of 40 million in the two-building Park Town business complex. Eur.
The East Hill building houses a conference hall meeting the highest standards, a new concept dining room restaurant "Lunch'UP" and dessert boutique and "SUGAMOUR" restaurant, "RE.FORMATAS" sports club. Soon, a beauty salon, a dry cleaner and other businesses that meet the daily needs of employees will be located here.
The largest area in the East Hill building is occupied by the international company Yara International. The world's leading producer of mineral fertilizers and provider of environmental solutions 4400 sq. m. established a service center for its business in Europe in the premises of the area. The companies "TIA Technology", "MarkMonitor" were also located here, "Arctic Adventure", "Glera Game", "Saldi kava", "Mars Lietuva", the Lithuanian Basketball League (LKL), professional association of lawyers "Wint law firm".
In the first 7,2 thousand sq. The 7-storey Park Town building with an area of m is home to the IT services company Alna, the workplace rental company Regus, the companies Trans Eu Baltic, Fortevento, Tieto Lietuva, Inventi and others.
