The development, from Lithuanian infrastructure firm Tech Zity, is inspired by British renovation projects like the Battersea Power Station and Tate Modern art gallery.Tech ZityLithuania is building a huge tech campus — Europe’s largest — in the capital of Vilnius, as it looks to become the new tech capital of the Baltics.Built by Tech Zity, an infrastructure project in Lithuania, the campus is a 100 million euro ($109.6 million) development that will span 55,000 square meters and house 5,000 digital workers, the firm said Friday.That would make it larger than Paris’ Station F, currently the largest startup campus in all of Europe.The development is inspired by British renovation projects such as the Battersea Power Station and Tate Modern art gallery.Tech Zity developers will renovate a number of sewing factories in a disused industrial space in Vilnius’ New Town, maintaining factory-like office floors with ceiling heights of at least 7 meters.The campus is aimed at encouraging Vilnius’ tech workers to come back to the office post-pandemic.Tech ZityThe project aims to encourage Vilnius’ tech workers to return to the office after the pandemic. Tech companies have increasingly been pushing for their employees to go back to the office, in a reversal from the pandemic-era trend of working from home.Lithuania’s growing tech sceneLithuania’s tech ecosystem has grown dramatically over the past decade, Darius Zakaitis, Tech Zity’s founder, told CNBC.”When I started 30 years ago, there were 200 people in the Lithuanian tech ecosystem,” Zakaitis said. “Now it’s 18,000 people.”The development project is a restoration of old disused industrial space in Vilnius’ New Town, which is known as the hipster part of town.Tech Zity”It’s a resu …
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[mwai_chat context=”Let’s have a discussion about this article:nnThe development, from Lithuanian infrastructure firm Tech Zity, is inspired by British renovation projects like the Battersea Power Station and Tate Modern art gallery.Tech ZityLithuania is building a huge tech campus — Europe’s largest — in the capital of Vilnius, as it looks to become the new tech capital of the Baltics.Built by Tech Zity, an infrastructure project in Lithuania, the campus is a 100 million euro ($109.6 million) development that will span 55,000 square meters and house 5,000 digital workers, the firm said Friday.That would make it larger than Paris’ Station F, currently the largest startup campus in all of Europe.The development is inspired by British renovation projects such as the Battersea Power Station and Tate Modern art gallery.Tech Zity developers will renovate a number of sewing factories in a disused industrial space in Vilnius’ New Town, maintaining factory-like office floors with ceiling heights of at least 7 meters.The campus is aimed at encouraging Vilnius’ tech workers to come back to the office post-pandemic.Tech ZityThe project aims to encourage Vilnius’ tech workers to return to the office after the pandemic. Tech companies have increasingly been pushing for their employees to go back to the office, in a reversal from the pandemic-era trend of working from home.Lithuania’s growing tech sceneLithuania’s tech ecosystem has grown dramatically over the past decade, Darius Zakaitis, Tech Zity’s founder, told CNBC.”When I started 30 years ago, there were 200 people in the Lithuanian tech ecosystem,” Zakaitis said. “Now it’s 18,000 people.”The development project is a restoration of old disused industrial space in Vilnius’ New Town, which is known as the hipster part of town.Tech Zity”It’s a resu …nnDiscussion:nn” ai_name=”RocketNews AI: ” start_sentence=”Can I tell you more about this article?” text_input_placeholder=”Type ‘Yes'”]
