Giant development in Silesia
The project is one of the largest of its kind in Poland, and combines residential buildings with retail, commercial and social and cultural facilities.
Nowe Centrum, which is owned by TriGránit, is the developer, and apartments will range in size from 30 to 100 sqm at ul. Chorzowska. Some 10 buildings will be constructed on five hectares, covering a total area of 75,000 sqm, with the nine storeys tapering into a pyramid-like structure with rooftop terraces. Each apartment will also have a balcony or solarium.
The buildings will also benefit from landscaped recreational spaces and underground car-parking with direct access to the buildings and a full monitoring system.
The first phase will be opened in 2006, and the project is the second phase in the Silesia City Center investment project, the first phase of which is a 65,000 sqm retail and entertainment project being built by Nowe Centrum, which should open at the end of 2005. Local real-estate agencies will be handling sales.
Recently, TriGránit announced that it was increasing its investments on the Polish market to E3 (zł.12) billion, which involves the construction of 12 centers throughout the country. It is also interested in a possible tender for the reconstruction of Plac Defilad in Warsaw. The company also concluded negotiations with the London-based Rotschild family, which has purchased a stake in the firm.
Nowe Centrum, which is owned by TriGránit, is the developer, and apartments will range in size from 30 to 100 sqm at ul. Chorzowska. Some 10 buildings will be constructed on five hectares, covering a total area of 75,000 sqm, with the nine storeys tapering into a pyramid-like structure with rooftop terraces. Each apartment will also have a balcony or solarium.
The buildings will also benefit from landscaped recreational spaces and underground car-parking with direct access to the buildings and a full monitoring system.
The first phase will be opened in 2006, and the project is the second phase in the Silesia City Center investment project, the first phase of which is a 65,000 sqm retail and entertainment project being built by Nowe Centrum, which should open at the end of 2005. Local real-estate agencies will be handling sales.
Recently, TriGránit announced that it was increasing its investments on the Polish market to E3 (zł.12) billion, which involves the construction of 12 centers throughout the country. It is also interested in a possible tender for the reconstruction of Plac Defilad in Warsaw. The company also concluded negotiations with the London-based Rotschild family, which has purchased a stake in the firm.
