Prosta Tower, Office building in Wola district, Warsaw, Poland
Prosta Tower is an office building in Warsaw's Wola district that rises 70 meters across 19 floors. The facade combines glass sections with an irregular concrete front, creating a modern architectural presence in the area.
Construction of Prosta Tower was completed in 2011, marking a milestone in the modernization of the business district. The building represents the wave of contemporary office developments that shaped Warsaw's economic expansion in the early 2000s.
The building forms part of Warsaw's modern business center, reflecting the city's transformation into a regional financial and commercial hub.
The building features five underground parking levels and is directly connected to Daszyńskiego Roundabout metro station for easy access. Round-the-clock security services are maintained throughout the premises.
The exterior facade features distinctive diamond-shaped carvings that form a geometric pattern across the entire structure. These decorative elements distinguish the building visually from other modern office structures nearby.
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