Moving offices isn’t just about finding more space or a better address. It’s about positioning yourself where your clients need you most. That’s precisely what drove Scalo’s decision to relocate its Warsaw operations to the CitySpace Novo complex this May.
After maintaining a presence in Poland’s capital since 2014, the software development and IT outsourcing company has settled into what might be its most strategic location yet. The new office at Aleje Jerozolimskie 93 isn’t just another corporate address—it’s a statement about how seriously they take client accessibility and team collaboration. As Anna Stanek, Head of Growth at Scalo, explains: “We look forward to using this new space to better serve our clients and drive innovation in software development.”
The Perfect Storm of Location Benefits
Warsaw’s business landscape has evolved dramatically over the past decade. What made sense in 2014 doesn’t necessarily work in 2025, especially when hybrid work models have changed how we think about office spaces. Scalo’s new location addresses this head-on.
The numbers tell the story: you can walk to Warszawa Centralna station in seven minutes, reach Warszawa Ochota in eleven, and hit the Rondo ONZ metro station in nine. For a company serving clients across multiple sectors – from fintech to automotive to AI development – this kind of connectivity isn’t just convenient, it’s essential.
More Than Just Another Office Building
The CitySpace Novo complex represents something bigger than just premium office space. With its BREEAM Excellent certification and 100% renewable energy sourcing, it aligns with the sustainability priorities that matter to both employees and clients in 2025.
The building offers practical advantages too: 140+ underground parking spaces, electric car charging stations, and cyclist facilities including showers and lockers. These aren’t just nice-to-have amenities – they’re the infrastructure that supports how people work and commute today.
Inside, Scalo has secured two private offices designed for its Warsaw-based team, complemented by access to meeting rooms, focus spaces, and collaborative areas that support both in-person and hybrid work arrangements.
Strategic Growth, Not Just Expansion
This move reflects something more profound about Scalo’s approach to growth. Since 2007, we’ve evolved from a small IT recruiting team to one of Poland’s fastest-growing software houses, now employing over 600 people across five locations. But growth without strategy is just chaos.
Mariusz Lach, Warsaw Business Unit Manager, captures the thinking behind this move: “We are excited to strengthen our collaboration with clients in Warsaw. Our new location marks a significant step in expanding our presence in the region and enhancing the range of services we offer locally.”
The location choice makes sense when considering Scalo’s client base spans 13 countries. Having a central Warsaw hub that’s easily accessible by international visitors and local clients alike removes friction from business relationships.
Looking Forward
The office relocation comes at a time when the definition of the workplace is still evolving. Companies are moving away from one-size-fits-all solutions toward spaces that accommodate diverse work styles and preferences. The choice of CitySpace Novo – with its mix of private offices, collaborative spaces, and modern amenities – confirms we understand this shift.
With four development hubs across Poland and an office in Austin, Texas, Scalo has built a network that prioritizes accessibility and service quality. The new Warsaw location strengthens this foundation while positioning the company for whatever comes next in the rapidly changing world of software development.
