Customer experience doesn't end with people. Modern office spaces are raising the standard by becoming truly pet-friendly
- Atelier Wartości
- Jul 16
- 2 min read
Athina Park in Warsaw's Żoliborz district has joined the #ZNapędemNa4Łapy
#PoweredBy4Paws initiative.
The commercial real estate sector is increasingly responding to the evolving needs of today's workplace users.
Modern offices have become much more than places to work. They are environments where different lifestyles, expectations, and everyday routines come together. As more companies welcome employees who bring their dogs to the office, property owners and managers are introducing solutions that enhance the tenant experience and create more welcoming workplaces.
The next natural step is ensuring that our four-legged companions are just as safe as the people they accompany.
We're excited to welcome Athina Park, a Class A office complex in Warsaw's Żoliborz district, managed by Savills, as the newest partner in the #ZNapędemNa4Łapy initiative.
As part of this partnership, a "Pet Care on the Go" first aid kit for dogs and cats has been installed in Building D and is available to everyone across the Athina Park complex.
This marks another milestone in expanding the project across modern office environments. Following successful implementations at CitySpace locations, we're seeing a growing recognition among property owners and managers that workplaces should evolve alongside the changing needs of their tenants.
With hybrid work, flexible office models, and more pet-friendly workplaces than ever before, solutions that support the safety and wellbeing of pets are becoming a natural part of the modern office experience.
We're delighted to welcome Athina Park to this growing community. The project is supported by the property's owner, Portfel PB2 Sp. z o.o., while the office complex continues to be managed by Savills.
Together, we're helping create more responsible, inclusive, and welcoming workplaces—where wellbeing extends to every member of the team, including the four-legged ones.
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