Academia Receives Well Pre-certification
ConvergenCE's Academia office building has received a Well pre-certification, according to a press release sent to the Budapest Business Journal.
Right from the beginning of the Academia office building renovation, the focus was on the individual, the employee, and the visiting guest, ConvergenCE notes.
"Conquering a mountaintop for the first time, breaking through the finish line in a race, being the first in anything in life is a tremendous achievement and a great feeling," expressed Gábor Zeley, ConvergenCE's lead project manager.
"It's especially gratifying that, following the Access4you certification, another accreditor has judged that the decisions made during the design and subsequent development phases proved to be sound. This resulted in the opening of a building of such quality, where the latest and most advanced features have been incorporated. Ensuring perfect working conditions is a top priority for all our office buildings, so these feedbacks are very significant. I would like to express my gratitude to Regina Kurucz from Greenbors Consulting, who has contributed significantly to ensuring that ACADEMIA becomes the first to receive this recognition in the downtown area," he added.
Well provides certifications to buildings and organizations that offer the best conditions for optimal performance, prioritizing physical and mental well-being. Projects must pay particular attention to the quality and condition of elements such as air, water, thermal comfort, light, movement, sound, and stimuli affecting the mind.
Following the submission of project documentation and the completion of the testing period, Academia is expected to achieve its final Well Platinum and Gold certifications in the spring of 2024.
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