Sema Parc
Sema Parc
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The largest urban regeneration project in Bucharest, is a mixed-use real estate development, covering all the functions and facilities of a current urban development.
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Located in Sema Parc, in the Central-Western part of the city, in the newest and one of the most active business hub with excellent visibility and close to malls, hotels, banks, medical and sports facilities, London & Oslo are both the best places to work in.
Sema Parc
Splaiul Independenței no. 319, 60044, Bucharest
Project Background
Sema Parc site is located in District 6 of Bucharest, comprising a total area of roughly 41 ha.
The precinct is well connected to the major road network as well as to public transport. It is bordered by the Dambovita River to the north, a major university development is in the southern neighborhood.
The site covers some 1,050 m in east-west direction and stretches some 710 m at its greatest width, and it is generally flat at a mean elevation of between 75.50 to 76.50 above sea level. On the western perimeter, a steep slope rises some 3 m to connect to the surrounding ground. Towards the west, beyond the Soseaua Virtutii, the land rises over 11 m to reach an elevated position (91.00 NN) with excellent views on Lacul Morii and the city.
40.8 ha
plot area
965k sqm
overall GFA
93k sqm
retail GFA
305k sqm
residential GBA
526k sqm
office GFA
Sustainability
All new developments in Sema Parc are aligned to an environmental, social, and economic sustainability performance of buildings’ assessments. In London & Oslo buildings we used eco-friendly and low-emitting materials to ensure healthier and safety environment.
Building Research Establishment Ltd has awarded Sema Parc London & Oslo the BREEAM Outstanding Post-Construction Building certification. BREEAM Buildings Technical Standard proves the sustainable value across a broad set of indicators clustered in ten categories: Energy, Health & wellbeing, Innovation, Land use, Materials, Management, Pollution, Transport, Waste, and Water.
London & Oslo are both excellent connected to the city by proximity to the Metro, bus, and tram stations.
Green spaces are provided outside and inside the building to improve the working environment.
Both buildings, London & Oslo - provide its occupants with bike racks, changing rooms and showers. It helps to keep you healthy and the air in the city cleaner.
Parking spaces that include EVSE (Electrical Vehicle Supply Equipment) to reduce pollution by promoting alternatives to conventionally cars.
Mechanical ventilation is provided by a low velocity ventilation system that includes efficient air handling units with heat recovery coils.
High performance façade, efficient HVAC system, LED lights and energy recovery lifts reduce the building’s energy consumption.
A significant amount of potable water is saved through efficient showerheads, low rates for showers, low flow taps and toilets.
Natural daylight is provided to more than 85% of all regularly occupied areas.
Provides individual thermal comfort controls to enhance occupants’ productivity, comfort, and well-being.
Both buildings are each equipped with a Building Management System that accurately measure energy, heating, cooling and water use, usage of elevators, and access control.
