Construction of new skyscraper in Warsaw is coming to an end

Construction of Ghelamco's flagship investment – the 174-meter skyscraper The Bridge at Plac Europejski – is nearing completion. The impressive silhouette, resembling a polished diamond, is now fully visible after the dismantling of scaffolding and cranes. Construction crews have completed the installation of glass panels and characteristic "razor blades" on the facade, and are now intensively working on finishing the interiors of both the skyscraper and the adjoining historic Bellona.

The interiors of The Bridge impress with their scale and architecture. Through huge sheets of glass you can see a magnificent hall, dominated by shades of wood, gray stone and concrete stained in the mass. The impression of spaciousness is enhanced by the height of 18 meters and monumental pillars arranged in the shape of the letter V. Elegance is added by wide stairs leading to the mezzanine and lush greenery in large pots. Equally impressive is the renovated hall of the historic Bellona building with colonnade, stucco and forged cast iron railings. Also noteworthy is the new atrium with a panoramic elevator and a skylight letting in natural light.

The Bridge is an example of modern architecture that combines innovative technologies with the highest standards of sustainable construction. The skyscraper is equipped with advanced energy management systems, low-emission materials and ecological solutions, which is confirmed by numerous certificates, including SmartScore and WiredScore at the highest platinum level. The building will be energy neutral, powered 100% by clean energy and equipped with a Signal OS system that enables sustainable utility management and contactless movement around the building. Handover for use is planned for April of this year, and The Bridge is already shaping up to be one of the most modern and prestigious buildings in Warsaw.