Intraco I, Skyscraper in Warsaw, Poland.
Intraco I is a modern 39-story tower reaching 138 meters high, located between the Srodmiescie and Zoliborz districts with a distinctive light green facade. The structure houses office spaces and is served by multiple elevators throughout.
The tower was built in 1975 by Swedish company Byggnadsproduktion AB and marked the beginning of modern high-rise development in Warsaw. It emerged during the post-war reconstruction period.
The light green exterior stands out distinctly in Warsaw's skyline and serves as a visible landmark that locals and commuters recognize from various parts of the city.
The building is near Dworzec Gdanski metro station, making it easily accessible by public transportation. You can view it from the street or access the lobby area during standard business hours.
The original grey-blue ceramic exterior was completely replaced with a light green curtain wall during a major 1998 renovation. This transformation gave the building an entirely new appearance.
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