Here are Europe’s five largest office building construction projects that were initiated in Q4 2021, according to GlobalData’s construction projects database.
1. Toblerone Mixed-Use Towers – $662m
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The project involves the construction of a mixed-use complex comprising six towers ranging from eight to 40 stories in London, the UK.
Construction work started in Q4 2021 and is expected to be completed in Q4 2025.
The project aims to transform the offices of the Department of Health, which were constructed in 1993, along with the Keyworth Street Hostel for the homeless, London South Bank University’s Perry Library and Skipton House to provide better residential and office facilities in the region.
2. Althan Quartier Mixed-Use Complex – $507m
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By GlobalDataThe project involves the construction of the Althan Quartier mixed-use complex on a 2.4ha area with a total gross floor area of 130,000m2 in Vienna, Austria.
Construction work commenced in Q4 2021 and is expected to finish in Q4 2024.
The project’s aim is to provide mixed-use facilities such as hotel, commercial and residential facilities under one roof. The first prize for the design contract was awarded to ARTEC Architekten. Due to administrative reasons, the main contract was awarded to a joint venture of Josef Weichenberger ZT GmbH and Delugan Meissl Associated Architects Clash Associates Ltd.
3. Construction City Office Building – $350m
The project involves the construction of a 103,000m2, 11-story office building in Oslo, Norway.
Construction work started in Q4 2021 and is forecast to complete in Q4 2025.
The project aims to offer the office solutions of the future whilst also being an attractive venue for learning and development with 4,500 workplaces. It will bring together the construction, civil engineering, and property industry in Norway.
4. Zagreb Headquarters and Technology Complex – $240m
The project involves the construction of a 1,12,980m2 headquarter and technology complex comprising two large buildings on 20ha of land in the City of Zagreb, Croatia.
Construction work commenced in Q4 2021 and is expected to be completed in Q4 2023.
The project aims to provide better office facilities for employees.
5. Rimac Headquarters Complex – $238m
The project involves the construction of a 100,000m2 headquarters complex on 20ha site area in Zagreb, Croatia.
Construction work started in Q4 2021 and is expected to be completed in Q4 2023.
The company aims to transform the site into a high-volume maker of drivetrains and batteries. The new complex will be its international R&D and production base and enable the company to ramp up from prototype and smaller volume projects to high-volume production of its high-performance electric drivetrain and battery systems for many global car companies.
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This analysis is drawn from GlobalData’s global construction projects database, which tracks new construction projects over $25m from announcement to completion.
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