Vastint Romania organized the fifth edition of the Blood Donation campaign
B10 is now one of the highest-rated office buildings in Wrocław across the market’s most recognised certification systems. Joining its existing environmental LEED certification and technological WiredScore rating, the building has now received the WELL certificate at the highest Platinum level. The WELL Building Standard focuses on how the built environment affects people – their health, wellbeing and productivity.
B10 is located on Bolkowska Street next to the Wrocław-Mikołajów railway station and adjacent to the Business Garden office centre. Both complexes were designed by the same architectural studio – APA Wojciechowski – ensuring a coherent, human-centred character of the entire development.
The WELL Platinum certification awarded to B10 covers the office section, which offers 14,000 m2 of workspace across five floors. It is the first Vastint building to achieve this certification – and one of only nine buildings in Poland to hold such a high score.
“Although this is the first time we have applied for a WELL certificate, it perfectly reflects our long-held approach to designing and managing properties across 35 years of Vastint’s operations in Europe. WELL certification confirms what has always been most important to us – creating buildings where people simply feel better. In B10 we focused on natural light, healthy materials, flexible layouts and amenities that support the daily rhythm of work,” says David Pettersson, Development & Construction Manager at Vastint Poland.
B10 is characterised by a façade in shades of grey, typical of a calm, Scandinavian-inspired design. The interiors are shaped around the everyday needs of users. The H-shaped layout, high windows and column-free spaces allow for bright, adaptable work areas tailored to multiple workplace models.
The ground floor features a welcoming lobby designed by the London-based turnerbates Design & Architecture studio – a place to meet, relax and recharge. Cyclist-friendly facilities – including lockers, showers and comfortable bike parking – as well as electric vehicle charging stations – support sustainable mobility.
B10 incorporates solutions that benefit both the environment and users’ health & wellbeing, with a strong focus on recyclable construction materials, energy efficiency and rainwater retention. The building includes LED lighting with motion sensors, fixtures reducing light pollution, and high-performing insulation – including a roof covered with a special membrane that helps mitigate the urban heat island effect. Water-saving fittings further reduce consumption.
Adjacent to the office building is the Element by Westin hotel, offering 115 rooms designed for both short- and long-term stays.
In addition to the WELL certification, B10 also holds the environmental certificate LEED v4 Core & Shell on Platinum level – one of only three buildings in Poland – as well as the WiredScore Platinum rating, highlighting the highest standard of digital infrastructure. The main tenant of the office space in B10 is KRUK S.A., which has leased 6,000 m2.
Vastint Romania has concluded a new lease agreement in Building A of 940 m² with Expur, who is relocating its headquarters to Business Garden Bucharest.
Expur is a leading player in Romania’s oilseed processing industry, with a strong tradition in producing vegetable oils, meals, and seed-derived ingredients. The company operates with high standards of quality, sustainability, and safety, contributing to the development of responsible agriculture and a transparent value chain. Through ongoing investments in technology, people, and operational excellence, Expur continues to strengthen its position as a trusted partner for farmers, industry stakeholders, and consumers.
“Our move to the new office location in Business Garden Bucharest represents a significant milestone for Expur. It is a key step that provides us with a more modern, efficient space aligned with how we want to work and collaborate. We are confident that this environment will fuel our ambitions, accelerate innovation, and strengthen our culture of responsibility and high performance.”, said Nikolay Belchev, CEO Expur.
“Expur decided to modernize its office space and relocate to a building that better reflects its current values – sustainability, efficiency, and employee wellbeing. The Fortim team accompanied the company throughout the entire process, providing strategic advisory and tailored real estate solutions. We are pleased to have contributed to a relocation that supports Expur’s long-term growth.” said Nicolae Ciobanu, Managing Partner – Head of Advisory at Fortim Trusted Advisors, a member of the BNP Paribas Real Estate Alliance.
“We are pleased to welcome Expur as the newest member of our business community. Their decision to relocate to our premises reflects our ongoing commitment to providing modern, efficient, and sustainable workspace solutions that support the growth of forward-thinking companies. Business Garden Bucharest continues to prove that green credentials and a campus mindset drive strong occupancy. Ultimately, a balanced tenant mix is one of the most powerful tools to shape the atmosphere, reputation, and enduring appeal of our developments. It’s what turns buildings into communities — and communities into places people are proud to be part of.”, declared Sorin Macoveiu, Commercial Manager at Vastint Romania.
On October 22, something special happened at Atlas ArenA Amsterdam. During the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), one of the office buildings at Atlas ArenA transformed into a real club for the very first time. It marked the first-ever ADE event to take place at an office location in Amsterdam Zuidoost.
The evening brought together a vibrant mix of tenants, local residents, business partners, and social initiatives. And that’s exactly what we believe in: that an office can be so much more than a place to work from nine to five. During the day, our campus is full of professionals and ideas; in the evening, it can become a space for creativity, connection and community.
Under the motto “What better way to foster connection than through music?”, DJ Burak Yeter and friends delivered an unforgettable live set that made the campus pulse with energy. Even AT5, Amsterdam’s local news channel, stopped by to capture the atmosphere as Atlas ArenA joined the rhythm of ADE.
The event was made possible through our collaboration with Poortstage and UseSpace — partners who, like Vastint, are dedicated to opening up the campus to a wider audience and strengthening community engagement.
For us, this wasn’t just a one-off celebration. It was a glimpse of what the future of our campus can be: a lively place where work, life and leisure come together, and where people can connect beyond office hours.
This year, Vastint Latvia has been recognised in two remarkable competitions, reaffirming their commitment to creating a high-quality, sustainable, and contemporary environment.
Magdelēnas kvartāls office buildings among finalists of the Latvian Architecture Award 2025
The two new Magdelēnas kvartāls office buildings have been named finalists in the 2025 Latvian Architecture Award in the category Commercial and Industrial Buildings (including hotels, offices, retail, and manufacturing buildings).
In the competition entry, the buildings are described as the new landmark of Magdelēnas kvartāls – distinctive yet complementary. The building at 17 Antonijas Street connects with the existing streetscape, continuing the rhythm of traditional dual-pitched roofs, while the free-standing 21 Antonijas Street introduces a contemporary architectural language with a recessed top floor.
The façades stand as a modern paraphrase of Art Nouveau – light contrasted with dark. The tinted concrete sandwich panels create a contrast between one building in warm terracotta tones and the other in a dark anthracite shade. Both buildings are constructed from prefabricated reinforced concrete elements, offering flexible and functional layouts. They are also designed to achieve LEED Platinum certification and meet the energy efficiency standards of nearly zero-energy buildings (nZEB).
The Latvian Architecture Award is the highest national recognition in the field, celebrating excellence in architecture since 1995. The award promotes industry development and raises public awareness of the importance of high-quality architecture. Organised by the Latvian Association of Architects with the support of the Ministry of Culture, the award encourages appreciation and celebration of good architecture.
Vastint Latvia honoured with two awards at the BREL 2025 Forum
At this year’s Baltic Real Estate Leaders Forum (BREL), Vastint Latvia received two distinctions – Developer of the Year as chosen by the jury, and the Forum Audience Prize for the Magdelēnas kvartāls project.
We are especially proud of the audience award, which reflects the recognition and trust of professionals and industry representatives across the Baltic region.
The BREL Forum is the leading real estate industry event in the Baltics, bringing together developers, investors, builders, and other sector experts since 2010. Organised by Colliers Baltics and partners, the forum serves as a platform to share insights, discuss emerging trends, and celebrate outstanding achievements in the industry.
These acknowledgements are a meaningful recognition of Vastint Latvia’s long-term vision and dedication to create sustainable and inspiring places where people, businesses, and communities can thrive.