Poland Retro Office now accessible

The building has had an audit of its entrances, elevators, restrooms, and safety procedures. The adaptations include the use of induction loops, an online sign language interpreter at reception, Braille signage, automatic doors in key areas, and the retrofitting of restrooms as well as evacuation procedures for people with special needs. The building also features a publicly accessible parent-child room.

We know that our tenants' employees include people with disabilities, for whom such changes mean real comfort, a sense of self-worth, and independence.
Andrzej Basiński, property manager, Globalworth Poland

Retro Office House's certification aligns with Globalworth's efforts to improve accessibility standards in its existing assets. Currently, a quarter of the buildings in the company's Polish portfolio hold the Buildings without Barriers certification, including properties in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław.