ISM University of Management and Economics has finished moving to new premises on Gediminas Avenue. The first lectures will be held on February 23, as announced on the university's Facebook account.
The ISM University of Management and Economics will be located in the reconstructed former Vilnius Central Post Office.
"Let's move to the new ISM house, located in the very heart of Vilnius - Gedimino Ave. 7. Lectures in the new building begin on February 23. We are very excited!", informs ISM.
The new ISM building will be able to accommodate about 1000 people at a time. During the reconstruction, the parking lot and utility rooms were destroyed on the plinth floor of the building, and lecture and conference halls, alternative work and recreation spaces, and a lounge were installed.
"On the first floor of the building, the lounge and the image of the main space (the former postal operations space) have been preserved." The original architectural idea of the building has been preserved, when the hall and the main space act like the inner courtyard of the building, where recreation and event areas are planned. The building's main entrance remains unchanged. On the second floor of the building there are classrooms, teachers' and staff's offices. On the third floor of the building - the offices of university administration employees, meeting rooms", - was written in the project proposals about the re-planning of the premises of the former post office.
Until now, the ISM University was located in the former monastery complex on Aušros Vartų street, and the premises were rented since May 2005.
We remind you that the company Terseta, managed by the fund of the real estate and private equity fund management company "Lords LB Asset Management", completed an 2020 million. purchase transaction of the Vilnius Central Post Office building in Gediminas Prospect worth EUR. The right to purchase this 11,22 thousand sq. meters, the company won the building at the auction held at the end of 5,4.
As of July 2020, the central Vilnius post office, which previously operated on Gediminas Avenue, has been moved to new premises on the adjacent Totorių Street.
The building of the Vilnius Central Post Office is a work of two eras - the historicism-neo-renaissance of the 1969th-XNUMXth centuries and the modernism of the second half of the XNUMXth century. During the reconstruction of the building in XNUMX, one of the most famous Lithuanian architects, Algimantas and Vytautas Nasvyčiai, preserved the historical facade, and created a new space inside, adapted to the function of the post office.
