Aurum: How Salcon Created Jasola's Most Prestigious Commercial Address
The mixed-use development has transformed the Jasola business district, attracting premium tenants and setting new rental benchmarks.
Jasola's transformation from a developing district to a sought-after business address has been shaped by a handful of landmark projects. Among them, Salcon's Aurum stands out as a case study in how thoughtful commercial development can elevate an entire neighborhood.
Completed in 2019, Aurum was conceived as more than an office building. The mixed-use development integrates Grade A office space with retail and lifestyle amenities, creating a self-contained business environment that has attracted a roster of premium tenants including multinational corporations, financial services firms, and technology companies.
The project's success lies in details that conventional commercial developers often overlook. The lobby, clad in Italian marble with double-height ceilings, sets a tone of understated luxury from the entrance. Common areas feature curated lighting and acoustic treatment that create a work environment closer to a five-star hotel than a typical office complex.
Floor plates were designed with flexibility in mind, allowing tenants to configure spaces from intimate startup offices to expansive corporate headquarters. Building systems - from HVAC to elevators - were specified to exceed industry standards, resulting in operating efficiencies that translate to lower common area maintenance charges for occupants.
The retail component, anchored by premium dining and lifestyle brands, has created a destination that draws visitors beyond the building's office tenants. This mixed-use approach has proven commercially astute: Aurum's rental yields consistently exceed comparable properties in the Jasola market by 15 to 20 percent.
For Salcon, Aurum represented a successful translation of its residential design philosophy into the commercial realm. The same attention to material quality, spatial design, and long-term durability that defines its homes is evident throughout the development, proving that the company's craft-first approach is not limited to a single asset class.