Skyliner reveals its interior

The facade works on the Skyliner have already been completed, both on the podium and on the tower of the office building. The scaffolding disappeared, revealing a completely glazed facade of the building, which impresses with its simplicity and proportion. Currently, the scaffolding is being dismantled at the construction site from the highest point of the Skyliner, the so-called "Plume", which is enclosed with glass and a reinforced concrete wall. Due to the height of the building - 195 meters, the works on the top are performed by mountaineering teams.

“We are currently at the stage of acceptance of finishing works for the office part. We have also finished work in the toilet complexes and in the elevator halls, where we can observe the combination of raw concrete with oak veneer. At the implementation stage, we had to deal with a very high precision of incorporating the elements into the facility so as to reflect the architects' design assumptions as accurately as possible,” Michał Mrozek, Warbud Finishing Works Manager, the General Contractor of the investment, said.

Warbud is also currently working in the main hall of the office building, where the floor is laid, while a stone is laid outside around the building - soon it will become part of a green urban area, accessible to all city residents. The culmination and gem of the building is the Skybar, located on two floors at a height of 165 meters.

“Skybar will be a public place intended for relaxation and special events. Both users of the office building and city residents will be able to use it. After the Skybar is opened, we will all admire the panorama of Warsaw on four sides of the world from 41 and 42 storeys,” Andrzej Lany, Asset Management Director at Karimpol Polska, said.

Skyliner will offer approximately 45,000 sqm of office space. Each floor will have approximately 1,500 sqm of space for future tenants. The building will consist of 30 office levels and four for retail and service purposes, which will be available to both tenants of the building and residents of Warsaw. Over 3,500 sqm of space will include: shops, restaurants, cafes or fitness.

(WBJ)