Plans for two new skyscrapers that will take root on the site of the Atrium International office complex have been revealed by Strabag Real Estate.
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Designed by architects from the Medusa Group, the project will include one 34-storey tower that will peak out at 131.5-meters, and a smaller sister that will reach 17-storeys. Together, the duo will offer 47,000 sq/m of space.
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Titled Upper One, the taller skyscraper will be given over to offices, whilst the lower one will most likely serve as a hotel. Set to be completed in 2026, the project will replace Atrium, an iconic piece of 1990s real estate that was once considered as symbolic of Warsaw’s free market shift.
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Łukasz Ciesielski, director of Strabag Real Estate, said: “The old office building has not stood the test of time, and the economic development of the city cannot be stopped. Therefore, we are starting a new stage in the history of this location, which we have called Upper One.”
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Continuing, he said: “Our ambition is to respond to the untapped potential of the plot and the growing activity of tenants in Warsaw. We believe that the 131.5 m high office building, the first in the country equipped with a geothermal system and many pro-ecological solutions, will define a new workplace standard and set trends for the real estate industry for the coming years.”
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