Located on the 22nd floor, this apartment lures and enraptures with the hypnotising panorama of the city it reveals.
Daniel Libeskind holds that “[e]very city reveals itself in the shadows cast by its buildings”.
How does Warsaw present itself from this unique building that casts a sail like shadow? What kind of a city will we encounter from the windows of apartment 224 at Złota 44? We will see the Palace of Culture and Science, the architectural pearl of the 1950s Socialist Classical style and the most recognisable building in Poland. We will also see the green expense of the Saxony Gardens that takes us down the Royal Route and to the Warsaw Old Town.
Warsaw is also identified by its ultramodern soaring skyscrapers, such as Rondo 1, InterContinental hotel or Warsaw Trade Tower, and the eye-catching glass domes of the Złote Tarasy shopping mall. Equally, Warsaw is identified by the easy-going atmosphere of the cafés and restaurants abounding around the revitalised Plac Grzybowski, a place replete with potent remnants of the fascinating Jewish culture and once part of the complex soul of a city once called the ‘Paris of the East’.
Plan of this spacious apartment accommodates three bedrooms, including the Master Bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. The salon—its asymmetrical layout following the amazingly bold curvatures of the building itself—offers limitless interior arrangement possibilities.
Daniel Libeskind holds that “[e]very city reveals itself in the shadows cast by its buildings”.
How does Warsaw present itself from this unique building that casts a sail like shadow? What kind of a city will we encounter from the windows of apartment 224 at Złota 44? We will see the Palace of Culture and Science, the architectural pearl of the 1950s Socialist Classical style and the most recognisable building in Poland. We will also see the green expense of the Saxony Gardens that takes us down the Royal Route and to the Warsaw Old Town.
Warsaw is also identified by its ultramodern soaring skyscrapers, such as Rondo 1, InterContinental hotel or Warsaw Trade Tower, and the eye-catching glass domes of the Złote Tarasy shopping mall. Equally, Warsaw is identified by the easy-going atmosphere of the cafés and restaurants abounding around the revitalised Plac Grzybowski, a place replete with potent remnants of the fascinating Jewish culture and once part of the complex soul of a city once called the ‘Paris of the East’.
Plan of this spacious apartment accommodates three bedrooms, including the Master Bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. The salon—its asymmetrical layout following the amazingly bold curvatures of the building itself—offers limitless interior arrangement possibilities.
