Golub and Polish Mint to build a 130-meter office tower in Warsaw

Real estate investor Golub Gethouse and Mennica Polska (Polish Mint) have announced their plans to build a 130-meter office tower and an accompanying 36-meter building located at the intersection of ul. Prosta and ul. Żelazna, in Warsaw’s Wola district. The complex, called Mennica Legacy Tower, will total 65,000 sqm of GLA. The investors will select the general contractor in Q3 2015. Construction is set to be launched at the end of 2015 or in early 2016. The scheme is scheduled for completion in 2018. The tower will feature 32 storeys and 49,600 sqm of office space, while the smaller building will offer 14,200 sqm of space on 9 floors. It will be situated 250 meters from the Rondo ONZ subway station. The scheme was designed by the Chicago-based Goettsch Partners architectural studio. The complex will feature a 4,750-sqm public square as well as 4,500 sqm of retail space on the buildings’ ground floors, including a fitness center and conference facilities. It will also offer four levels of underground parking garage with room for 620 cars and 300 bicycles.