Namco Bandai Networks moves to Atrium House, Riverplace
Namco Bandai Networks Romania is moving to Riverplace, in the Atrium House building, from this summer. The transaction was done through consultants The Advisers/Knight Frank. The company has leased 1,418 sqm on the third floor of the building, which is owned by Austrian investment fund Europolis. The contract has been signed for a five-year period. From November 2008 to June 2010 the company was headquartered in Global Business Center, where it had a 1,600-sqm space.
The Riverplace complex is made up of two buildings – Riverview House and Atrium House. It has a total rentable surface of 50,000 sqm and is the first development phase of Sema Parc. Namco Bandai Networks Romania is part of Bandai Namco Group and develops and adapts video games for mobile devices.
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