The Korean Cultural Center has decided to remain in the Nordic Park office building owned by Globalworth. The institution occupies over 1,100 square meters in the building, which will undergo a full modernization in the coming months. JLL Poland represented the tenant in the transaction.
The institution has been located in Nordic Park, occupying 1,128 square meters in the office building in Warsaw's Powiśle district. The Korean Cultural Center has chosen to stay in the building, extending the lease agreement, but the space will undergo renovation carried out by Reesco. The completion of the extensive modernization is planned for the end of August. In its new form, the Center will gain a fresh new image that will emphasize the character of this extraordinary cultural institution.
"The decision for the Korean Cultural Center to stay in Nordic Park for longer and plan an office transformation is great news and a confirmation of trust in us as the owner and manager of the building. The tenant joins those who renew their lease agreements and continue to develop the Globalworth community. The building's intimacy and friendly location are among the reasons why companies that have had their headquarters here for many years extend their cooperation with us and invest in their offices. The friendly surroundings and proximity to cultural points, among others, create excellent conditions for work and the development of the Center's activities." - says Anna Korwin-Kulesza, Asset Management & Leasing Director - Central & Northern Poland.
- By staying in the current location, the Korean Cultural Center will be able to continue enjoying all the advantages of Nordic Park - an excellent location of the office building, surrounded by greenery, yet still close to all the attractions of the capital. The building itself provides many amenities that the tenant is extremely satisfied with. The modernization of the Center will not be easy since it is not a traditional office space, but we believe that the result of the renovation will be an interesting, modern space perfectly suited to the needs of this institution.
The Korean Cultural Center in Warsaw is an institution that promotes Korean culture in Poland and is formally part of the Culture Department of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Warsaw. The Center was established in 2010, and its activities aim to spread knowledge about the Republic of Korea, introduce the language, and facilitate cultural exchange between Poland and the Republic of Korea. As part of its activities, the Center organizes various events such as courses, art exhibitions, workshops, performances, and cultural meetings.
Nordic Park is an 8-story building located in the Powiśle district of Warsaw, offering approximately 8,000 square meters of modern office space for rent. Its location allows for full use of all the attractions and amenities of the capital, as well as a wide range of commercial, service, gastronomic, cultural, and hotel offerings. The building's proximity to urban greenery and parks is an additional advantage. The building provides its tenants with 216 underground parking spaces. Nordic Park stands out with its brown facade and diversified form. Several years ago, the building underwent renovation of its common areas. Its distinctive architecture, location along Jerozolimskie Avenue, and the arcades of the Poniatowski Bridge viaduct make it recognizable and excellently exposed. It offers attractive office space of high standard, which allows for flexible space arrangement perfectly suited to the individual needs of each tenant. The interior finish and partially glazed facade, allowing for a constant influx of natural light, create a safe, friendly, and comfortable work environment. The office building is equipped with all amenities provided for buildings of this class.