Skysawa, Office skyscraper in Śródmieście, Poland

Skysawa is a high-rise complex in central Warsaw consisting of two connected buildings, with the taller structure reaching 155 meters. The development includes office floors, retail shops, and parking for vehicles and bicycles.

Construction of Skysawa began in late June 2019 on the site of a demolished 10-storey office building from the 1960s. The general contractor was a consortium of PORR S.A., TKT Engineering and ELIN, and the investment cost 325.17 million PLN. Building A was scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2021 and Building B in the third quarter of 2022.

The name SKYSAWA combines the English word sky, referring to the 155-metre tower, with Sawa, the mermaid who, according to Warsaw's founding legend, established the settlement of Warszawa together with the fisherman Wars on the bank of the Vistula.

The complex connects directly to Rondo ONZ metro station through an underground passage, providing easy access to the public transport network. Its central location makes it accessible from different parts of the city.

Skysawa is one of the first developments in Warsaw with a direct underground link to a metro station: a passage connects the complex with Rondo ONZ station. The complex also has around 200 bicycle parking spaces and charging stations for electric cars in its three-storey underground car park.