SKYSCRAPERS EDITION 2025
Skyliner (Warsaw)
The Karimpol Group's investment includes the construction of an office building designed by APA Wojciechowski and executed by Warbud SA. Standing at 195 meters, the building is one of the tallest office towers in Warsaw.
Skyliner offers 30 office floors and 4 retail and service levels, featuring over 3,500 m² of space for shops, restaurants, and cafes. A Skybar with a panoramic view of the city is located at a height of 165 meters, accessible via a dedicated elevator. The total leasable area amounts to approximately 49,000 m².
The building is located near Daszyński Roundabout, adjacent to the second metro line station. It features a five-level underground parking garage for 430 cars, 300 bicycle parking spaces, and facilities for cyclists. Skyliner holds a BREEAM certification at the Excellent level. The construction lasted from September 2017 to January 2021.
In May 2023, the construction of Skyliner II, a 130-meter-high office tower adjacent to the first building, was announced. Construction began in February 2024 and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.
Eurocentrum (Warsaw)
Eurocentrum Office Complex is a 15-story A+ class office building consisting of four sections: Alfa, Beta, Gamma, and Delta. Its total usable area is nearly 85,000 m², with over 80,000 m² dedicated to offices and more than 4,000 m² to retail and service spaces, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and other amenities located in a ground-floor passage.
The Alfa building, completed in 2002, offers nearly 15,000 m² of space over 19 floors, with retail on the ground floor and offices above. It features an underground parking lot with 241 spaces. Designed by Boyut Architectural Co. Ltd. and Plan, Alfa was acquired by Capital Park in 2007.
Beta, Gamma, and Delta were developed by Capital Park SA and designed by PRC Architekci. Constructed by Erbud, these sections were completed between 2014 and 2016. Combined, they offer over 70,000 m² of space, including 67,000 m² for offices and 4,000 m² for retail and services. The complex includes a three-level underground parking garage for 615 cars, charging points for electric vehicles, and 178 bicycle spaces with dedicated facilities.
Located on Aleje Jerozolimskie near Warsaw West railway and bus stations, Eurocentrum emphasizes sustainability. Certified LEED Platinum, the building incorporates features like external blinds, energy-efficient lighting, rainwater reuse, and green atriums totaling 1,500 m². Its rooftop hosts 8 beehives with over 400,000 bees.
The complex has received numerous awards, including recognition as Poland's best eco-friendly office building in 2011 by the Polish Green Building Council and a LEED Platinum certification in 2017.
Warsaw Financial Center (WFC)
The Warsaw Financial Center is a Class A+ office building standing 144 meters tall (165 meters with the spire), located at the corner of Emilii Plater and Świętokrzyska streets in Warsaw. Designed by A. Epstein & Sons International, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, and Polish architects from Biuro Projektów Architektury J&J, its design was inspired by the 333 Wacker Drive office building in Chicago. Constructed between 1997 and 1999, the project’s general contractor was PORR International.
The building offers 49,782 m² of leasable space, with each floor (from the 7th to the 31st) providing approximately 1,900 m² of office space. The first six floors house a parking garage with 350 spaces. The façade is made of aluminum, granite, and glass, crowned by a 20-meter spire installed using a Mi-8 transport helicopter.
WFC features modern amenities, including 16 elevators and fully accessible office spaces designed for people with disabilities. The building holds a LEED Gold certification, reflecting its adherence to sustainable and eco-friendly standards.
Warsaw Trade Tower
Warsaw Trade Tower is an office skyscraper located at 51 Chłodna Street in the Wola district of Warsaw. Standing at 208 meters (184 meters to the roofline), it was the tallest office building in Warsaw until the completion of Varso Tower.
Constructed between 1997 and 1999 by the Korean conglomerate Daewoo, it was later sold to the American company Apollo-Rida. The current owner is Globalworth. The building consists of 42 floors (2 commercial, 35 office, and 5 technical) and three underground parking levels with 300 spaces. Its foundations reach 11 meters below ground, with a central reinforced concrete core housing high-speed elevators.
The spire of the building, which begins on the 32nd floor, is 85 meters tall. Between 2015 and 2016, the tower underwent renovations, introducing modernized lobby spaces, a conference and relaxation area, and amenities such as electric cars for tenants. The building earned the BREEAM Very Good and BREEAM Excellent certifications.
Since 2022, Warsaw Trade Tower is the fifth tallest building in Poland. Its total office area is 42,300 m², with 2,100 m² of retail space.
Plac Unii
Plac Unii is a unique and modern office project with a retail and service arcade, which stands out on the map of Warsaw with its world-class architecture and is valued for the highest quality of office space. The complex, consisting of three buildings separated by a glass roof (two 6-storey buildings and a 21-storey tower), offers a total of over 57,000 sq m of space and 800 parking spaces.
Thanks to the modular construction of individual floors, Plac Unii provides functional and flexible A+ class office space in terms of arrangement. The office building features numerous ecological solutions that directly affect real savings for tenants, and the project itself has received many prestigious certificates awarded to facilities constructed in accordance with the principles of sustainable construction. Each part of the complex has a separate entrance, separate communication lines and independent reception desks.
The complex was built on the site of the Supersam shopping pavilion, an iconic Warsaw supermarket. The Supersam brand was present for many years as the main food operator in Plac Unii.
The excellent location in the Mokotów district, directly adjacent to the city centre, and modern office space mean that from the very beginning, Plac Unii has been chosen only by the most renowned companies looking for comfortable spaces for their employees.
Q22
Q22 owes its name to the words "quality" and "quartz", because quartz crystal was the main inspiration for the architects who designed the tower. The monolithic nature of the building with delicately broken surfaces and the glass and aluminum elevation with simple divisions emphasize its dynamic character. The 195-meter building located in the very center of Warsaw at the intersection of Al. Jana Pawła II and ul. Grzybowska provides 54,000 sq m (42 above-ground and 5 underground floors) of modern and fully ecological premium office space. The building was put into use in 2016. On the ground floor and first floor of the building there is space designated for commercial and service activities, in which there are catering establishments, a café, a hairdressing salon, a beauty salon and the Aora Conference Center, which will be opened in the fall of 2024. The 14th floor offers access to a fitness club. The remaining floors house office space arranged in class A, which provides tenants with the highest standard of work. Tenants include Deloitte, Linklaters, White&Case, William Demant, Omni Office and Savills.
The users of the Q22 office building have 348 parking spaces available in the underground garage, including charging stations for electric vehicles. In addition, a three-minute walk away, at Rondo ONZ, there is a station of metro line II.
Q22 is one of the most ecological office buildings in Warsaw. The building was the first in Poland to receive the BREEAM In-Use certificate in the latest International Commercial V6 assessment standard at the Outstanding level, which was also confirmed during the re-examination of the building in the year. The office building also boasts WiredScore Platinum and SmartScore Occupied Gold certificates, which confirm the use of state-of-the-art technologies and user-friendly solutions.
Varso
Varso is a remarkable investment that has become a permanent part of Warsaw’s skyline, establishing itself as one of the most recognizable symbols of modern architecture in Europe. Located in the heart of the city, the complex consists of three buildings, including the impressive Varso Tower, which reaches a height of 310 meters with its spire, making it the tallest building in the European Union. Designed by the renowned architectural firm Foster and Partners in collaboration with HRA Architekci, the project seamlessly combines modern design with functionality, creating a space that promotes both work and leisure. Varso features state-of-the-art office spaces, coworking areas, and retail and service units that enhance the vibrancy of the city center. A standout feature of the building is the observation deck at a height of 230 meters, offering breathtaking views of Warsaw, as well as an exclusive restaurant on the 46th floor, providing an unforgettable dining experience. More than just an office tower, Varso is an open space for residents and tourists alike—the complex is directly connected to the underground gallery of Warsaw Central Station, while the surrounding urban area has been revitalized through the modernization of the western section of Chmielna Street and the addition of new greenery. The investment incorporates cutting-edge technologies and sustainable solutions, as evidenced by its certifications in environmentally friendly construction. Thanks to its innovation, unique architecture, and prime location, Varso stands as a new landmark of Warsaw and one of the most prestigious business addresses in Europe.
