The Warsaw HUB is the best commercial high-rise development in Poland
The Warsaw HUB, the skyscrapers complex being built in Warsaw’s Wola district, has won the prestigious European Property Awards. The international jury of the competition has chosen Ghelamco Poland’s flagship project as the best commercial high-rise development in Poland.
The Warsaw HUB, which is being built in Warsaw’s Wola district, has been awarded in the “Commercial High-rise Development” category. The jury evaluated the building in terms of innovative solutions, safety, location, architecture, and sustainable construction principles. The European Property Awards gala will be held on 25 October in The Royal Lancaster hotel in London.
“We are very pleased that already at the construction stage, The Warsaw HUB has won the trust of property market experts not only in Poland but also across the globe. This award is a confirmation of the top standards and innovative solutions which make our project stand out from among the many office projects currently implemented,” says Jarosław Zagórski, Commercial and Business Development Director, Ghelamco Poland.
“We are very pleased that already at the construction stage, The Warsaw HUB has won the trust of property market experts not only in Poland but also across the globe. This award is a confirmation of the top standards and innovative solutions which make our project stand out from among the many office projects currently implemented,” says Jarosław Zagórski, Commercial and Business Development Director, Ghelamco Poland.
European Property Awards is one of the world’s most highly esteemed and prestigious competitions in the real estate industry. For more than 20 years, several dozen property market experts have granted awards to the most innovative and original commercial and residential buildings in Europe.
The award-winning The Warsaw HUB complex is being built in the south-west part of Rondo Daszyńskiego. It will consist of three towers from 86 to 130 m high. The 113,000 sq m of space will offer state-of-the-art office premises and, among others, two hotels, a conference centre, a convenience centre, co-working spaces, and a fitness centre.
The project will provide future tenants with numerous sophisticated solutions including access to and navigation around the building using a smartphone, a car recognition system in the underground car park, a charging station for electric cars, and a vast bicycle parking lot for more than 420 bicycles with complete infrastructure for cyclists. The Warsaw HUB will be one of the first buildings in Warsaw with direct access to the metro.
