7R is the first warehouse and industrial developer to join the ranks of corporate members of the Urban Land Institute Poland

Warehouse developers are becoming key architects of sustainable solutions in cities, and the growth and professionalization of this sector mean that its representatives bear increasing responsibility for the environment, the economy, and local communities. At 7R, care for the environment and the people involved in our projects is one of the most important elements of our business strategy. We have established a department within the company dedicated to researching and developing new eco-friendly solutions for our facilities, ensuring the aesthetic quality of our buildings, and designing street furniture that enhances the comfort of the spaces we create. We also prioritize partnerships and the exchange of experiences. Joining ULI guarantees us access to a global platform for the exchange of knowledge and best practices in the field of sustainable construction and urban trends.

Tomasz Lubowiecki

CEO of 7R

The Urban Land Institute’s global membership includes representatives from a wide range of professions and industries. It is not limited to architects, developers, or companies operating in the commercial or residential real estate markets. It is an organization that brings together various specialists within a horizontal structure. As a result, it serves as a forum for the exchange of ideas, experiences, and best practices across many fields, in line with the principles of sustainable urban development and land use planning. That is why we are so pleased that a company active in the warehouse market—7R—has joined the ranks of ULI Poland’s corporate members. We strive to closely monitor market changes and their impact on the environment and urban communities. The warehouse industry, as a whole, certainly still has much to achieve, for example, in terms of environmental awareness in many development processes. We hope that cooperation with market leaders such as 7R will contribute to further positive changes in this area on the Polish market.

Dorota Wysokińska-Kuzdra

Chairwoman of ULI Poland

At 7R, we take responsibility for reducing the carbon footprint of our buildings. This is, of course, a long-term, phased process that depends largely on awareness, but also on the specific needs of our tenants. In our logistics parks and urban warehouses, we offer a range of solutions—such as efficient energy and water management, solar power, LED lighting, BMS, and more—that will help our clients choose a property that aligns with their sustainability strategy.

Tomasz Lubowiecki

CEO of 7R