Zlota 44 Tower, Warsaw Recidential Building, Poland Architecture, Architect, Images
Zlota 44 Tower
Contemporary Architecture in Poland – design by Daniel Libeskind, Architect
27 Mar 2017 + 20 Sep 2015
Zlota 44 Tower in Warsaw
Design: Daniel Libeskind, Architect
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Europe’s Tallest Residential Tower Opens Its Doors For The First Time

Daniel Libeskind, alongside developers Amstar and BBI, have opened the doors to Zlota 44, Warsaw for the first time to residents and the public
The soaring 52 storey (192 meter /629 ft.) tower has taken ten years to complete, due to its unique shape and design

The symbolic design has been carefully sculpted, following the path of the sun, to allow for maximum daylight to enter units at all levels and reduce shadows at street-level amid a dense, historic urban fabric
The arched façade comes to an apex at the top creating a multi-level penthouse with spectacular panoramic views of the city

Libeskind has also designed the street-level entrance hall, which employs a rich pallet of warm wood, glass fixtures and geometric ceramic tile flooring accentuated by floor-to-ceiling windows that wrap the front of the building

A custom-made reception desk and wall paneling are crafted from ribbons of Walnut veneer
A delicate glass chandelier is suspended above from the six meter high ceilings. Moroso furniture designed by Libeskind creates a sculptural and welcoming composition of the grand entrance hall
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