ATENOR is delighted to announce that the 16,643 m2, fully 100% occupied, âA+â category, ESG
compliant, South Buda located BakerStreet Phase I was successfully handed over in early June and E.ON Hungaria Group having its new headquarters in this office building is already moved in with 1,200 employees.
ATENORâs a mission is upgrading the citizensâ quality of life therefore planning and developing by using the most modern building technologies, focusing on sustainability, social responsibility and with this view supporting to the economical evolution, culture, and innovation.
As one of Hungary’s largest energy companies, E.ON HungĂĄria Group is committed to developing an electricity network that meets the needs of the future and to offering green solutions and services to its customers.
The Group operates and develops the electricity network in North and South Transdanubia, Pest County and Budapest, and the gas network in six counties of Transdanubia, ensuring a secure energy supply for millions of customers.
E.ON installs solar systems, heat pumps, cooling and heating smart air-conditioning and provides cost-effective energy services to residential and business customers throughout the country. It also provides electricity and gas sales services to market businesses.
In selecting the new headquarters, E.ON also looked for a sustainable solution, in harmony with their activities, equipped the highest technology available, with a human focus.
A new and exciting element of the South Buda submarket is BakerStreet offering eight floors, generous terraces, a huge inner garden and an underground garage with four levels. Progressive and modern facade elements, public green surfaces, and atriums characterize the building de-signed by Artonic Design Architect Studio.
The development is also outstanding in its technical features â the mechanical solutions and the use of materials meet the highest energy and environmental standards. Thanks to the heat pump system, the building is able to produce more than 30% renewable heating energy but features such as ground and rainwater recycling are also part of the technical specifications. The Access4You Gold certification – which classifies the extent to which the given building is accessi-ble to users with special needs and impaired working ability – is also a good example of the crea-tion of a truly people-centered workplace.
E.ON HungĂĄria Group is committed to the solutions supporting the health, safety and general wellbeing of its employees. The open spaces, the community centres â which are created each and every floors -and the different sized of meeting rooms give free vent to teamwork. The social & breakout points allow the possibility for the collaborators of getting together, exchanging opinions, ideas and inspiring each other. The building adapts to the changes of working trends, the ever more present hybrid â the combination of remote and office work – way of working at the same time. The usage of shared desks is greatly contributing to significantly reducing the environmental load of the office existence. The four level of underground garage, the bicycle storages with shower and changing room facilities, the e-car chargers are all for the convenience of the employees.
âOur energy for a sustainable tomorrow â is the mission of E.ON HungĂĄria. Therefore, during the selection of our new headquarter the key aspect was that the new building should apply future-proof energy and architectural solutions and adapt to a flexible hybrid operation, serving as a comfortable and inspiring working environment. BakerStreet entirely complies with all these criteria and, in addition, eminently meets environmentally conscious and sustainable requirements, said Mr. Zsolt ZsedĂ©nyi, Deputy CEO of E.ON HungĂĄria Group.
“Sustainability is one of the most current and pressing matters that affects the operation of companies worldwide. ESG principles have also become essential, and energy efficiency has emerged as one of the top priorities in the real estate market. Today, the aim of an office is not to gather employees and the tools necessary for work in one place, but rather to create build-ings and community spaces for many decades that fit organically into the city’s bloodstream, using renewable energy to maintain them â the key is to give back, not to take. The office of the future is environmentally friendly, human-centered, inclusive and breathes together with the city. – said Norbert SchĆmer, the Country Director of ATENOR in Hungary.
