this is just the beginning, because there are several plans planned and several more approved for construction, such as Skyreach, Roma Tower, Sobieski Tower, Warsaw One, Spark and a few others, and a new skyscraper, The Bridge 170 meters and Upper One 130 meters, is already under construction. and there are several smaller ones under construction that will complement the Warsaw skyline
Thanks Arkadiusz. I was working for Cushman & Wakefield and laid the foundations of the management department in 1995... Later I spent 2 years on Nordic Park development, next to Most Poniatowski...
@@handysandy1286 That explains your familiarity with Warsaw's rapid growth in terms of office space as well as your ability to pronounce 'Browary Warszawskie' correctly. I only take occasional trips to Warsaw and I am always amazed at the speed of change. It should also be noted that especially in the recent years, similar pace of growth, albeit somewhat scaled down, has been seen in other major cities in Poland. I was optimistic about Poland's future some 20 years ago, but the way it has actually developed and changed has surpassed my bold expectations. Greetings from Hannover!
this is just the beginning, because there are several plans planned and several more approved for construction, such as Skyreach, Roma Tower, Sobieski Tower, Warsaw One, Spark and a few others, and a new skyscraper, The Bridge 170 meters and Upper One 130 meters, is already under construction. and there are several smaller ones under construction that will complement the Warsaw skyline
3:35 The red brick building is Robert Lewandowski's restaurant and sports bar.
Also big project Towarowa 22 with buildings 150 m, 130m, 120 and 110 m high is under construction now near Warsaw Hub
Thanks Arkadiusz. I was working for Cushman & Wakefield and laid the foundations of the management department in 1995... Later I spent 2 years on Nordic Park development, next to Most Poniatowski...
@@handysandy1286 That explains your familiarity with Warsaw's rapid growth in terms of office space as well as your ability to pronounce 'Browary Warszawskie' correctly. I only take occasional trips to Warsaw and I am always amazed at the speed of change. It should also be noted that especially in the recent years, similar pace of growth, albeit somewhat scaled down, has been seen in other major cities in Poland. I was optimistic about Poland's future some 20 years ago, but the way it has actually developed and changed has surpassed my bold expectations. Greetings from Hannover!