VNO 139 Pasteur Building

In an area where every street has its own rhythm, VNO 139 Pasteur is located right on one of the “central thoroughfares” – where District 3 and District 1 are almost indistinguishable.

Pasteur isn’t the busiest street, but it’s a convenient route to get anywhere. This gives locating an office here a very specific advantage: you don’t need to travel far to reach the city’s financial, administrative, or important transaction points.

And for that reason, VNO 139 Pasteur is suitable for businesses that need a central address but still maintain flexibility in their daily operations.

BUILDING DESIGN & SCALE

The building is developed in a “sufficient – compact – easy to use” style, with a basement and multiple office floors above. Each floor is approximately 300 sqm, creating a well-proportioned space – not too large to be wasteful, but also not restrictive when the business needs to expand its workforce.

The interior space follows a minimalist approach: square floors, few complex details, and easy layout organization. This allows businesses to quickly set up their offices without needing too many structural adjustments.

Natural light is brought in through a system of glass, preventing the space from feeling heavy despite being in a central location. Combined with a reasonable ceiling height and integrated technical systems, the overall effect is a neat and stable working environment – ​​true to the nature of an urban office building.

RENTAL PRICE & SERVICE FEES

In District 3, bordering District 1, rental price is always a factor to consider. At VNO 139 Pasteur, rental prices strike a balance between location and cost, making it suitable for many businesses seeking central office space while maintaining budget control.

Service fees are charged according to standard rates, covering building operation and maintenance. Electricity is charged based on actual usage, allowing businesses to easily track and manage monthly costs.

The building’s value lies not only in its price but also in the fact that businesses can locate their offices on a major transportation artery while maintaining flexibility in operating costs.

In a central location like VNO 139 Pasteur Building, amenities don’t need to be numerous to impress; what matters is convenient operation. The building maintains its technical, security, and infrastructure systems in a stable state, allowing businesses to work continuously without interruption from external factors.

The interior space therefore remains tidy and easy to use – a kind of “hidden amenity” whose value only becomes apparent during daily work. For businesses with offices in the city center, this stability is sometimes more important than any ostentatious amenities.

In central areas like Pasteur, convenience isn’t just about “whether it’s there or not,” but about how close it is. And with VNO 139 Pasteur Building, everything is so close that it’s practically an integral part of the daily routine.

Within minutes’ travel, businesses can access banks, administrative offices, restaurants, cafes, and other important transaction points. This makes meeting partners, handling work, or simply holding a quick meeting outside much more flexible.

The difference in this area isn’t the number of amenities, but the speed of access – everything is readily available when needed, without waiting or traveling far.