• High-tech offices that have the potential to change the world
• The most technologically advanced flagship of the Takeda pharmaceutical group – a prestigious innovation base for top talent in data and digital technologies
• Mixed Reality as a useful tool in planning and implementing a construction project

Client

Takeda Pharmaceuticals Slovakia s.r.o.

Data

• Type of construction: Interior in the reconstructed building of the national cultural monument
• Total rental area of the Pradiareň 1900 building: 14 870 m2
• Total rental floor area of the premises leased by Takeda: 3. 950 m2
• Open- plan offices with use of the mezzanine
• Generous space with the ceiling height at 4.51 metres
• Design and architectural work: 06/2021 – 10/2021
• Construction start: 10/2021
• Commissioning: 3/2022
• The interior is functionally divided into an “open office” and a mezzanine space that has two separate sections. The office area includes various hybrid workstations, meeting spaces, reception, gathering and breakout areas, technical and sanitary facilities and a unique coffee point.

DELTA’s services

• Architecture from the position of a local architect
• Elaboration of interior implemention project
• Architect’s supervision activities in the construction process
• BIM: Creatingof an accurate 3D model of the allocated space based on laser scanning
• Virtual tour of the proposed space already during the conceptual design phase
• Digitisation of coordination and processes
• Coordination of subcontractors
• Mixed reality: using Fit-Out model in Shell and Core apps with HoloLens2 – demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1TiNv2erF0

Special features

• Reconstruction of a brownfield Pradiareň 1900 into a technologically ultra-modern office premises supporting development and innovation
• The Project was implementedin in accordance with Takeda’s commitment to environmental sustainability including carbon neutrality –  environmental certification BREEAM buildings
• The Investor’s emphasis on the use of low-emission materials
• Use of 3D scanning and Mixed Reality on the construction site