Warsaw Trade Tower, Commercial skyscraper in Wola district, Warsaw, Poland
The Warsaw Trade Tower is an office and commercial building with 43 floors and reaches 208 meters high in the Wola district. The building houses a two-floor shopping center, office spaces throughout, and underground parking with modern elevator systems.
Construction started in 1997 and finished in 1999, marking Warsaw's rise as a modern business center. This period matched Poland's economic opening after the country's political transformation.
The tower marks Warsaw's shift into a modern business center and shapes how the city looks today. People see it as a sign of how the city transformed after the political changes of the 1990s.
The shopping center in the building offers stores and services to visitors on the lower levels. Modern elevators and well-organized parking areas make it easy to move around inside the building.
The building's elevators are among Europe's fastest, reflecting its focus on efficiency and quality. This technical feature stands out when visitors move through the building quickly.
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