Warta Tower in Warsaw to change name to V Tower

30
Jan
2024
News - Warta Tower in Warsaw to change name to V Tower #Cornerstone #office #Poland #revitalisation #Warsaw

by Property Forum | Office

V Tower is the new name for Warsaw's well-known office building, formerly known as Warta Tower. The renaming of this complex at 85/87 Chmielna Street is just one stage of the revitalization project led by Cornerstone Investment Management. As part of the modernization process, the property is to be equipped with modern systems and solutions, meeting the standards of ecological and technological certifications, 


V Tower is a 21-story tower with an area of 33,700 sqm located in Warsaw's Central Business District. The first tenants are expected to move into the new spaces in the first quarter of 2025. "V Tower represents modern solutions that will be introduced to the building and its surroundings through a meticulously planned transformation. This office building is one of the first tower projects in Warsaw, distinguished by its excellent location and timeless architecture. We aim to harmoniously blend the iconic character of the building and its existing strengths with a diverse spectrum of planned changes, contributing to equipping V Tower with the latest functions and technologies", says Paweł Dębowski, Managing Partner at Cornerstone Investment Management.

In the case of V Tower, revitalization is primarily based on respecting the existing architecture and materials used in its construction. What matters to investors is emphasizing the Art Deco style while simultaneously incorporating the latest technologies and solutions for tenants.

Many distinctive elements of the existing office building's architecture will not only be preserved but their originality will be highlighted and showcased. "The key focus of the renovation is to adapt building systems to the latest requirements for Class A buildings. Fast elevators, energy-efficient and reliable power supply, high-quality communication, efficient ventilation, and air conditioning systems seamlessly managed by a modern BMS, as well as security and monitoring systems, will ensure comfort and safety for future users", says Przemysław Pikus, Partner at Cornerstone Investment Management.

The modernization project also includes the renovation of green courtyards – adding small architecture and designing modern and attractive relaxation zones."Green patios, integral parts of the building, will be one of the highlights of V Tower. We want these spaces to be more open and accessible to tenants and visitors alike. Also, there will be a lot of new greenery around the building. We plan to create a small park on Żelazna Street", adds Przemysław Pikus.

The retail part will also transform. A gastronomic function is planned on level 1, as well as a modern café in the main hall with access to the green patio. The café and restaurant will be open to all guests visiting the building or the vicinity. In the main hall, facing Al. Jerozolimskie, investors aim to create a comfortable zone for tenants and guests, where they can have short meetings, work, or relax in comfortable interiors.

Colliers is responsible for the commercialization of V Tower.

Cornerstone Investment Management - founded by Przemysław Krych in 2001, manages private equity investments with assets valued at 10 €billion. The company's portfolio includes investments in various sectors, including real estate, IT outsourcing, biodegradable hygiene products, cable operators, renewable energy, healthcare, the food sector, green metals, animal care, and financial services. Spravia, Elemental, Ecowipes, Okechamp/Lutece, Luxmed, Avenga, LuxVet Group, ProService Finteco - these are examples illustrating the diversity of industries and sectors in which Cornerstone Investment Management has invested.




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