Spiżarnia is looking to lease a building at 7R Park Lublin

Spiżarnia, a distributor of Polish food to Western European countries, has chosen 7R Park Lublin as the location for its new warehouse and offices. The company will occupy one of the five buildings in the planned logistics park. The facility for Spiżarnia, with an area of nearly 22,000 square meters, was built using the BTS (Built-to-Suit) model . BTS (Built-to-Suit) is a model for commercial real estate development—most often for warehousing or industrial use—designed and built from the ground up to meet the specific, individual requirements of a particular tenant. Unlike ready-made speculative space, a BTS facility is built to order, taking into account the client’s unique technological processes, warehouse layouts, and technical specifications.Read the full definition → and houses three modern cold storage facilities. The building is scheduled to be completed in December 2021.

The warehouse at the 7R Park Lublin complex, dedicated to Spiżarnia’s operations, consists of nearly 19,600 sq ft of warehouse space and approximately 2,000 sq ft of office space. The 7R development provides the tenant with conditions specific to the food industry, including sprinklers in the oil racks, a special refrigeration system, and additional air-cushioned docks. The facility is scheduled for completion by the end of 2021.

Food distribution is primarily determined by factors related to an efficient, sustainable, and uninterrupted cold chain. What matters here is optimizing the warehouse in terms of storage conditions and logistics operations.

The 7R Park Lublin logistics complex will consist of five buildings with a total area of approximately 110,000 square meters, located in the industrial part of the city. Its location near the Lublin bypass provides access to the S12 and S19 expressways, and thus excellent road connections—which are so important for the FMCG and TSL sectors. This is where the most important transportation routes intersect and where rail infrastructure is being expanded—a cornerstone of transportation that enables the planning of freight and logistics operations throughout the country, as well as toward Eastern Europe. The project has received BREEAM certification .BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is one of the world’s most important and widely recognized methods for the multi-criteria assessment of buildings in terms of sustainability, environmental performance, and user comfort. The BREEAM certificate confirms that the warehouse facility was designed and built in accordance with rigorous environmental standards.Read the full definition → at the “Very Good” level.

The leasing process for Spiżarnia was supported by the consulting firm Axi Immo.