Poland Panattoni to build again for H&M in Poznań

The facility will be delivered in October this year as part of Panattoni Park Poznań A2 to help support the tenant's e-commerce. Panattoni plans to achieve a BREEAM certification of at least Excellent. The facility, like previous projects for H&M Group, will be built without the use of PVC, and the developer will adapt the roof for a photovoltaic installation with a capacity of 700 kWp. In addition, the tenant will benefit from an increased number of skylights, a BMS system, and intelligent lighting. In terms of water saving, Panattoni will prepare, among other things, a rainwater recovery system. A drinking water treatment plant will also be built on the site, and domestic sewage will be discharged to biological wastewater treatment plants. The facility allows for a large number of employment and provides benefits to employees, such as chargers for electric cars, infrastructure for cyclists, an indoor and outdoor gym, an outdoor terrace, a volleyball court, a boules track, and a central office drinking water system.

Panattoni's cooperation with H&M Group has been going on almost from the beginning of the developer's operations in Europe, and all the projects delivered to date exemplify sustainable projects. The first of the facilities Panattoni started in 2006, and it eventually occupied 82,000 sqm. Solar panels for water heating were installed on the roof of the project; the developer increased daylight access and created a rainwater recovery system. There could be no PVC or Styrofoam among the materials used to build the hall.