Wednesday, 5 November 2025
Globalworth has renewed the Access4you® accessibility certification for all 16 office buildings in its Romanian portfolio, following an assessment process carried out with the consultancy support of Colliers. The portfolio, which totals nearly half a million square metres, is now entering its second three-year certification cycle.
All properties retained their Certified Place status, while Globalworth Tower and Globalworth Square achieved the higher Silver level, recognising additional measures that support people with visual or hearing impairments alongside those with reduced mobility. The assessment confirms that most Globalworth buildings now provide a high degree of accessibility for wheelchair users, the elderly, and people using prams, with further improvements introduced in two flagship locations.
“The 2025 recertification confirms Globalworth’s continued effort to maintain inclusive and functional workplaces,” said Roxana Isopescu, Director of ESG Strategic Advisory at Colliers. “The Silver level achieved by Globalworth Tower and Globalworth Square reflects targeted investment in facilities that meet a wider range of user needs.”
Balázs Berecz, founder and CEO of Access4you, noted that Globalworth’s approach demonstrates a long-term view of accessibility: “Their actions show that inclusion is treated as an ongoing process rather than a one-time certification goal.”
The buildings covered by the certification include BOB, BOC, City Offices, Gara Herăstrău, Globalworth Campus A, B and C, Green Court A, B and C, Renault Bucharest Connected, Tower Center International, UniCredit HQ, Globalworth Plaza, Globalworth Tower, and Globalworth Square.
Globalworth has stated that it will continue to invest in accessibility upgrades with the aim of extending the Silver level to additional buildings in the next certification cycle. The company uses renewable energy across its Romanian assets and continues to align its operations with wider environmental and social sustainability standards.
Photo: Globalworth Tower and Roxana Isopescu, Director of ESG Strategic Advisory at Colliers
